safari 2.0.4 and scroll bar problems

Discussion in 'CSS' started by tdd1984, Sep 26, 2007.

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    any one know why my website would not be showing the scroll bars in version 2.0.4 the later versions of safari works just fine. Also do you guys know where I can download safari 2.0.4 I can't seem to find a copy on the web anywhere?
     
    tdd1984, Sep 26, 2007 IP
  2. deathshadow

    deathshadow Acclaimed Member

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    Which page is it? If it's the first one in your signature:

    Running the urchintracker script in the header... That's not right.

    Multiple block level elements inside inline ones...

    unclosed tags and invalid properties

    use of tags like CENTER that do not exist in your doctype

    45 validation errors

    Shall I go on?
     
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  3. tdd1984

    tdd1984 Well-Known Member

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    Yea I'm fixing the html errors right now, css validates, but the html errors are not related to the browser issues what so ever. I clearly looked them over, and you say the urchin tracker in the header that is whee it is supposed to go.
     
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    The very last thing just before the body close tag.
     
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    tdd1984 Well-Known Member

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    What do you mean, if your talking about the javascript urchin code thats where it belongs even the google manual says that.
     
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    No, the instructions actually say anywhere AFTER the <body> tag, not before it. It goes INSIDE the document body.

    Most people put it at the end of their code just before </body> so that content doesn't get pushed down, so search engines that have no clue what that is doesn't make it or it's functions higher priority than the content.
     
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    Well my traffic is higher priority I ifxied :)
     
    tdd1984, Sep 26, 2007 IP