Hi,
I have noticed that Safari had problems when I put comments inside the
class bracklets or when using the slash workaround for IE.
Here are some examples where safari presumably had problems.
.someclass { text-align:justify;
/*padding:7px; i don't need this right now*/
margin:10px;
}
.othercase { text-align:justify;
width:100%;
min-width:500px;
/width:500px;
float:left;
}
I'm not sure also how two succseding comment lines affect the reading like
body { ... }
h1 { ... }
/* here ends the basic section */
/* start of classes used inside the #head div */
#head {...}
#logo {...}
And also I have no idea about how Safari handels syntax errors.
The problem is I run a PC and canot test Safari extensively. But I have a
client that uses Safari.
He showed me bugs in the web site while the site looked normaly in other
browsers (IE, FF, Opera).
I managed to get rid of the bugs just by tiding a little inside the css
file so now I don't know what was really wrong :P
So does anyone know if there are specifics about how Safari handels CSS
files?
Thanx, Greg
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