On Mar 1, 2009, at 3:57 AM, Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Without that rule, empty thumbnail box is still clickable.
Not quite so easy, it seems.
Note that what you see as empty thumbnail boxes in Safari (without
the
extra CSS rule) aren't necessarily empty. Those images are just
blown up
so
tee wrote:
By the way, Google Chorme behaves as Safari does.
Not during my testing, but that may be conditional.
Conditional is problematic since that mean behavior may change with
factors like OS and connection speed = highly unreliable.
Tested Chrome, OmniWeb and Arora - all complete
You tell 'em Dyre ;)
Dyre Hult wrote:
Opera 10 was unveiled already last year and do pass the web standards
Acid 3 test. Safari 4 was unveiled this month. Both browsers are still
in the dev stage, so I reckon Mr. Andrew Lyle was misinformed.
tee wrote:
Thanks for checking. Adding the above rule makes the thumbnail
unclickable when no thumbnail shows up. If I refresh the browser to
make thumbnail shows up, then it's clickable.
Yeah, the various Safari versions show very different behavior for the
script.
- Safari 3.2.x indeed
Hi, I have been struggling with a Safari cache bug that I found
absolutely no solution.
Before I trash the gallery script once more time I thought I might
take a chance by posting my question in this thread, because the bug
still not getting fixed in Safari Bete 4.
On this site, in
tee wrote:
On this site, in Safari (PC and Mac) you will see that the
thumbnail(s) in the gallery (jquery galleria) is either not showing
up or the image gets distorted (should be 80px). You may not see it
from the first visit, should this be the case, please click on other
page, then come back
On Feb 28, 2009, at 7:17 PM, Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
I can only test so far on a snapshot, but it looks like Safari 3.2.1
and
Safari 4 beta1 behaves well when image-dimensions are styled on class
gallery - not just galleria. Also seem to improve transition in
Firefox 3, which otherwise
daniel wrote:
it would be much more interesting to discuss IE8's compliance again.
All compliant sites that I've made render fine in Safari 3 4 and
FIrefox 3 but always fail to work 100% on IE...
It isn't about standard compliance for your sites, but which standard
IE8 is limited to - CSS
sorry to have passed along misinformation regarding which was the
first browser to pass the Acid 3 Test. It still passes the test very
very well, and is a decent benchmark to address the original question.
On Feb 26, 2009, at 6:34 AM, Dyre Hult wrote:
Opera 10 was unveiled already last
Thank you
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From: Todd Budnikas to...@missiondata.com
Subj: Re: [WSG] Safari Beta 4
Date: Wed Feb 25, 2009 11:23 pm
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according to Mr. Andrew Lyle:Safari 4 is the first web browser to pass
dude!
You not on a mac? See you next week!
Dave Citect Turner
From: Levell Rampono lev...@pro-perspective.com
Sent: 26 February 2009 15:53
To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Subject: RE: [WSG] Safari Beta 4
Handling it very, very well and I'm
running
Handling it very, very well and I'm running on a PC!
From: li...@webstandardsgroup.org [mailto:li...@webstandardsgroup.org] On
Behalf Of Todd Budnikas
Sent: Thursday, 26 February 2009 3:07 PM
To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Subject: Re: [WSG] Safari Beta 4
according to Mr. Andrew Lyle:
Safari 4
Opera 10 was unveiled already last year and do pass the web standards
Acid 3 test. Safari 4 was unveiled this month. Both browsers are still
in the dev stage, so I reckon Mr. Andrew Lyle was misinformed.
http://dev.opera.com/articles/view/presto-2-2-and-opera-10-a-first-look/
Todd Budnikas
Well Webkit technically passed Acid 3 around the same time as Opera -
late March '08 (28th) - but whilst Opera's Presto engine renders the
final animation properly it doesn't render it smoothly, thus hasn't
passed the test - so I reckon Mr Todd Budnikas was misinformed (: it's
really just
Hi,
Anyone know about how the new Safari Beta 4 is handling the current
standards of the Web?
Thanks,
Kevin
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6:43 AM
according to Mr. Andrew Lyle:
Safari 4 is the first web browser to pass the web standards Acid 3
test which demonstrates how well a browser adheres to CSS, javascript,
XML and SVG.
So, i'd say it's handling them pretty well :)
http://acid3.acidtests.org/
On Feb 25, 2009, at 10:39 PM,
From: Todd Budnikas to...@missiondata.com
according to Mr. Andrew Lyle:
Safari 4 is the first web browser to pass the web standards Acid 3
test which demonstrates how well a browser adheres to CSS, javascript,
XML and SVG.
So, i'd say it's handling them pretty well :)
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