Attention CSS experts: If you can figure out why this site’s background disappears when you scroll down in Safari 1.0, I’ll buy you a beer! Hell, two beers! We’re not talking Pabst either — the import or domestic of your choice!
(This is the same problem James wrote about a couple weeks ago. It wasn’t an issue with any of the Safari betas — just in 1.0.)
To make up for this post’s high geek quotient, I offer you these links:
- What happens when you combine a bad man with a camera and two extremely gullible teenaged girls. (For the record, this isn’t the most family-friendly link.)
- The emasculation of Doug Christie continues. (Doug’s the Sacramento King whose wife doesn’t allow him to even speak to other women.)
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08 July | 13:57 | tom
Josh, it's a bug in 1.0 because your positioning is absolute and not relative. Read about it here:
08 July | 19:08 | amanda
i'd like to point out the unfairness of this challenge. i had a similar problem and the solution was what tom suggested, but since i'm a PC owner, i had no way of verifying the correctness of my guess.
(...i think i need a beer...)
08 July | 19:20 | Tam
Tom beat me to it!
I haven't downloaded the "real" safari yet - and I'm not sure I want to yet. Way too happy cruising with Camino (mozilla.org) to be bothered, I guess. I must care a little more than I thought, though - I've been reading about the bugs and issues religiously since the first beta came out.
09 July | 10:55 | mike
doug christie is a punan...his wife needs to learn a lil bit of trust and he needs to grow a pair!!!
10 July | 10:12 | jonny
you know, nike has been extremely active in capitalizing on sports figures' notoriety. i'm thinking that doug christie becomes ace #1 sportsmodel for the...SWOOSH male burka!! the possibilities are endless...
16 July | 7:45 | James
The Safari bug has been fixed:
http://weblogs.mozillazine.org/hyatt/archives/2003_07.html#003653
But I don't know when it will make it into a Safari update, maybe not until Panther.
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