Hi, Vlad and Tony: could I suggest that if Safari has trouble with a web page, use the 'bug feedback' option to send your feedback to Apple. The option is available either as a toolbar button or via the 'Safari' menu. (Whether the problems are more with the website standard or the browser compliance, I do not know, but presumably Apple has the resources to check this out.) As for Get Once:
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Tue, Oct 18, 2005 at 06:54:20AM +0800, Vladimir James wrote: > Another Safari 2.0 failure noted on recently changed website (http:// > www.getonce.com.au/index.htm) which claims to meet standards for > HTML. 4.0.1. Since Get Once changed their layout Safari has to make > endless horizontal scrolls just to view the graphics. In this case, it is the "CSS" (not the "HTML") that is causing the discrepancy. Get Once are using trying to use multiple "float: left;" with a simple paragraph to achieve a particular effect. Obviously, Firefox is taking an interpretation that works our better in this case. For example: if I do a search for a book, I get a list of results that is wider than my browser window. The reason can be seen by looking above the table, to the right of the "Search Now" button, where there is a list of retailers. In Safari, all these retailers' names are in a side-by-side list whereas in Firefox they are in a two-column list.
