8
Problem viewing the site on Safari browser
- Thread starter vDubr
- Start date
well its definitly a browser problem and nothing to do with what OS or version you have. Its all how the webbrowser transslates the HTML coding. Safari does some weird translations sometimes so we have to work around that, but this is definitly strange, maybee you have an older version of safari ?
lecrapper16
Ready to race!
I dont see what the big deal is, I never even noticed that before.
Ok I did some more research and it seems that with the newer versions of Safari, they've messed up the way it reads CSS which is a standard on the web for formatting colors and stuff like that. Thats why its all looking strange when you use safari but not IE.
Its a known issue with Safari right now, so nothing we can do on our side to fix it unfortunatly
There is word of a new version of Safari coming soon that will help fix the bugs, hopefully it comes soon for all the mac people that are stuck with a weird looking golfmkv.com Sorry I couldnt help anymore
Its a known issue with Safari right now, so nothing we can do on our side to fix it unfortunatly
There is word of a new version of Safari coming soon that will help fix the bugs, hopefully it comes soon for all the mac people that are stuck with a weird looking golfmkv.com Sorry I couldnt help anymore
GTi Fanatic
Touring Car Champion
im on a pc using mozilla, and i had got the same problem... but only when the window is not fully maximized.
GTi Fanatic said:
I think ppl are talking about 2 different problems. The one you are referring to is the buttons not being aligned up top, which is a problem with window width, which isnt really a problem, its just the way we designed it with a banner and the car graphic being atleast 900 pixels wide
The other problem the safari ppl are talking about is how the light grey background is missing from the forum list
Gulfer said:Ok I did some more research and it seems that with the newer versions of Safari, they've messed up the way it reads CSS which is a standard on the web for formatting colors and stuff like that. Thats why its all looking strange when you use safari but not IE.
Its a known issue with Safari right now, so nothing we can do on our side to fix it unfortunatly
That's cool. I appreciate you at least acknowledging it. I'll deal with it until the Safari update is released.
Thanks again :thumbsup:
Mark Fx
01.20.2009
Like Gulfer said...it's the browser, not the OS and there isn't really anything that can be done without screwing up the site for everyone else.
However, when I first saw your picture, I didn't realize that you were talking about the solid grey background, I thought you were trying to draw attention to the top of the page where the banner is. Now THAT is some freaky stuff going on up there. I didn't even realize that Safari was having trouble with the stylesheet until I logged on t the site at work on an XP machine.
To see some of the issues with browser compatibility, check out the Webmonkey site.
However, when I first saw your picture, I didn't realize that you were talking about the solid grey background, I thought you were trying to draw attention to the top of the page where the banner is. Now THAT is some freaky stuff going on up there. I didn't even realize that Safari was having trouble with the stylesheet until I logged on t the site at work on an XP machine.
To see some of the issues with browser compatibility, check out the Webmonkey site.
Last edited:
ArrozConPollo
Autocross Champion
I have a Dell with OSX 10.4.6 and the only solution so far is to download a different browser that'll do what Safari isn't doing. I use OPERA, to browse, but I do find it annoying that it won't display correctly on Safari. I like Safari....