Terrence Wood wrote:
I'm curious as to why you need a hack for safari as it's a reasonably
compliant browser. What are you trying to work around?
Hi Terrence,
In this case its to compliant for my design-which the client has all
ready approved. I didn't foresee this issue and cant change the layout now.
The problem is that overflow-x/y is not supported by safari.
I think this is because its not in the css2 spec, however it works in
most versions of ie and firefox and is in css3.
So i want safari to see
#wrapper
{overflow:auto;}
And I want all other browsers to see
#wrapper
{overflow-y:auto;}
Safari hacks seem to be semi-permanent because when they are found they
are fixed in the lastest version or build of webkit and the new
version of safari is coming out soon.
Im not sure how to handle this
-kevin
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