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Safari subimage aligned wrong
Poster: ianlandsman
Dated: Tuesday March 13 2007 - 21:01:34 GMT
Any idea why in Safari the arrow is aligned incorrectly? It's fine everywhere else.
My code is standard:
Code:
subimage="images/arrow_nav.gif";
subimagepadding=2;
subimagepadding=2;
I've tried changing the padding, but that didn't help.
Poster: Ruth
Dated: Wednesday March 14 2007 - 1:40:54 GMT
Hi,
How is it aligned wrong? It looks to be in the middle of the items from top to bottom.
Ruth
Poster: ianlandsman
Dated: Wednesday March 14 2007 - 11:49:04 GMT
True, but it's on the left side of each navigation item, where it's on the right for other browsers. Shouldn't the arrow be on the right? Is there a setting I'm missing? The arrow being on the left in only Safari doesn't seem right to me and I don't like the inconsistency between browsers.
Poster: John
Dated: Wednesday March 14 2007 - 15:01:51 GMT
Interesting. I hadn't noticed that before (rarely use Safari any more), but I'm seeing the same thing on my sites. A Safari-ism. It will be up to Andy to tackle this - or not.
IMHO, I wouldn't worry about it. I suspect folks who use Safari are not going to be aware that the arrow is on the "wrong" side.
Poster: ianlandsman
Dated: Wednesday March 14 2007 - 18:30:35 GMT
I agree in general, but it's still incorrect and I have a very technical user base who most likely will notice (and generate support requests, etc). It's used within an application, not on a website.
Is there someplace formal I need to report this bug?
Poster: John
Dated: Wednesday March 14 2007 - 19:14:35 GMT
ianlandsman wrote:
Is there someplace formal I need to report this bug?
My first inclination would be to say "Apple"...
However, if you're a registered user you can go here.
Poster: Ruth
Dated: Thursday March 15 2007 - 1:19:55 GMT
And, just for info, although the default is supposed to be right side and seems to be so in all other browsers, you could always use the subimageposition property in the style and set it at right, then safari would follow all others subimageposition='right';
Ruth