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Since we can’t see the design or code it’s really all just guessing.

Looks fine in Safari 1.3 on Firefox your search box is breaking out of the left nav. You can create an “input” style and set a pixel width that way it will look the same in all browsers.

David
https://blog.davidfriedberg.com

Since they tried text-align: already and there is no set width to the <div> the div will be what ever the size of the item inside it is, which is probably why text-align: doesn’t work. If they have a 700px wide div then the text-align: should work.

without a screen shot or something of the affected area it’s going to be hard to help you. Since not everyone has every browser and system. Even if they know what the problem is they can’t help you.

Without seeing your page layout I can’t tell but this will probably work for you.


.mast {
margin: 0 auto;
padding:0px;
}

the 0 tells it to have no margin on the top and bottom the auto tells it to center in the container it is isolated in.

If class=”mast box” has any margin or padding in it just kill the style from the div tag.

Hope this helps. if you have a url it’s be easier to help.

David
https://blog.davidfriedberg.com

Your problem is in IE 5.5 I believe. It could be 2 things but most likely its xhtml strict I don’t think IE 5.2 on the Mac can handle that. Your problem may be that your using 100% height in some places and 1200px height in others. Your insideWrapper still has a white background so you don’t really need a height in any of your content area divs.

I wouldn’t worry about IE 5.2 Mac, most Mac users are using Safari. IE is a dog and it’s never going to be updated so don’t sweat it.

Looks good in all the other browsers on the Mac. So don’t worry.

What’s the url of your site or the code your using to include the CSS. But like idbehold points out if you validate it it may fix your problem.

Looks good. I would add a little padding on the left of the content area.

I like the way you have one post or photo per page. I would try using a black background instead of dark grey. I think it would make the photos look richer. Great photos.

The design is great. I like the alternating navigation boxes. Looks fine is Safari 1.3.

David

I like your design. The layout looks great.

Looks good the on;y thing I’d do is add some margin to the right side of the “Recent Comments” section so it doesn’t touch the border. It looks nice though using Safari.

David
https://blog.davidfriedberg.com

What ever you did it’s gone now or Safari 1.3 has the problem, since I’m using 1.2 at work. There is no more underlines on your text when you put your cursor on or over the regular text.

Thank,
David
https://blog.davidfriedberg.com

It looks nice and clean very easy to read. Looks good.

David
https://blog.davidfriedberg.com

No usually Safari will react exactly like Firefox, so 99% time it will show the same but once in a while there is a glitch. You should always add the a:link style anyway. If you have an <\a> It will underline the text in any browser.

I would just ask for people to test it for you when you post your site.