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Thierry:

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"Thierry Koblentz" <thierry (AT) 212utah (DOT) invalid> wrote

Interesting, it seems that Safari has the same "bug" as IE5 (Win & Mac)
when
it comes to position nested SPANs elements.
Instead of being AP in relation to the parent element (for which a
position
declaration exists) it "follows" the DIV in which it is contained.

I will apply the same workarounds I used for IE5 as soon as I find a CSS
branching technique for Safari.

Thanks for the feedback Murray,
Thierry

Murray *TMM* wrote:
The onMouseOver and onClick associated behaviors work in Safari
1.0.2, but the mouseover image progressively moves higher on the page
until it flies up it's own ... oops, I am confusing this with the
whiffle bird....

Thierry Koblentz wrote:

Interesting, it seems that Safari has the same "bug" as IE5 (Win & Mac) when
it comes to position nested SPANs elements.
Instead of being AP in relation to the parent element (for which a position
declaration exists) it "follows" the DIV in which it is contained.

I will apply the same workarounds I used for IE5 as soon as I find a CSS
branching technique for Safari.

Thanks for the feedback Murray,
Thierry

Thierry,

Sorry for not helping out. Lost this thread and have had time for short
comments in some other thread only. Post back later if you need help.

Yeah, of course the shot of the *IE* was corrupt....


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NP Dan,
Murray answered all my questions...
Thanks again for the screenshots,

Thierry

Dan Vendel *GOF* wrote:

Sorry for not helping out. Lost this thread and have had time for
short comments in some other thread only. Post back later if you need
help.

Yeah, of course the shot of the *IE* was corrupt....