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| #4 | Permissions | DrupalCamp Colorado.jpg | 10.59 KB | greggles |
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| #2 | Safari.jpg | 64.08 KB | greggles |
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Comments
Comment #1
jacineI'm doing x-browser work right now, and happened to have a site setup locally where I could test this, so I did with: Safari 3 & beta 4, IE 7, Opera 9, Chrome, FF2 on Mac, FF3 on Mac & Windows, & Webkit Nightly build, with 6.x-3.x-dev & 6.x-1.x-dev versions of admin_menu and can't reproduce. The only place it wasn't working was with IE6, and since it's an admin theme, I doubt that was targeted.
Anyway, some browsers to scratch of the testing list ;)
Comment #2
gregglesPerhaps the version of studio pack I'm using is out of date?
I'm using Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; Intel Mac OS X 10.5; en-US; rv:1.9.0.10) Gecko/2009042315 Firefox/3.0.10 (FF3 Mac).
Here's some more screen captures from Safari4 on Mac.
Comment #3
jacineIn admin_menu settings, do you have the "Apply top margin" box checked? I have that option checked (it's checked by default), but I just unchecked it to see what happens. After doing that, I was able to reproduce the issue you are seeing, and I'm running the exact browser version of Safari beta as you ;)
Comment #4
gregglesIndeed someone turned that off.
Fixed now, but the search box is still an issue.
Comment #5
jacineThat's a small z-index issue. If you add
z-index: 1tobody.admin-menu table.sticky-header(line 116 of screen-layout.css) you'll see it again.