Help required from Mac / CSS expert
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If you are using Mac OS, you probably noticed that the recent redesign of the site is definitely not Safari friendly (the site is nearly unreadable with this browser). I do not have my Mac Mini yet (I just miss the port of the Symbian toolchain on MacOS to switch ) so it is very difficult for me to solve this. If you have a Mac and know a little bit on webdesign and CSS, then your help is welcome !Thanks a lot. Eric Eric Bustarret |






) so it is very difficult for me to solve this. If you have a Mac and know a little bit on webdesign and CSS, then your help is welcome !
Forum posts: 19
Two things:
a) The FORUM pages look alright on safari. Only the pages with the ads on left and right side look a little bit squeezed.
b) Your css should be alright actually. If I save your web page on Mozilla (Firebird) and then display it on Safari, it actually looks alright. Why saving on Mozilla? Cause you can't save a complete page on Safari. I could send you the files saved, if required and you could analyse them.
I'm not sure, but that might give you a hint.
Cheers,
Andre
Forum posts: 2009
Did you try to read a page using Safari directly instead of going through a page downloaded/saved with Mozilla ?
I received a snapshot of Safari browsing the main web site and it was not just a little bit squeezed: Fonts were enormous, and the placement of columns was not OK.
Cheers,
Eric
Eric Bustarret
NewLC Founder & CEO / Professional Symbian OS Consultant
Forum posts: 19
Yep.
open page directly in safari: fonts enormous and placement o=f colums wrong
open a saved page in safari: it looks alright.
hhmmm
Cheers,
Andre
Forum posts: 2009
I suspect my HTML code still contains a lot of errors and these may be fixed by Mozilla when saving the page....
Thanls a lot for your help!
Eric Bustarret
NewLC Founder & CEO / Professional Symbian OS Consultant
Forum posts: 19
The zip is in the post.
It is about the following page:
http://www.newlc.com/rubrique.php3?id_rubrique=3
Forgot to fill in in email
Forum posts: 2009
I think this should be better know. You were right on CSS: I just have to clean up the HTML code and close correctly my tags.
Cheers,
Eric
Eric Bustarret
NewLC Founder & CEO / Professional Symbian OS Consultant
works now in safari