• Hi,
    Just as a heads-up, there are some strange issues going on with the default admin CSS and the mac.
    in IE: the navigation appears vertically as a list, both top level and subnav
    in IE: the login screen is about 85 pixels above the top of the top browser button bar
    It seems like everything came out alright in Safari/Camino.
    -ben

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  • Quick fix: Don’t use IE (especially since MS is not continuing development for it)

    Thread Starter neb_orbit_greely

    (@neb_orbit_greely)

    I’m with you all the way, there. Just wish I could get the rest of the users to switch over…

    FWIW, I had to change WP to use a linked style sheet instead of using the import syntax – otherwise Safari couldn’t see it and just rendered the page sans-CSS.

    Thread Starter neb_orbit_greely

    (@neb_orbit_greely)

    That’s strange. Imported stylesheets seem to work ok on mine.
    I use two:
    <style type=”text/css” media=”screen”>
    @import url( <?php echo $siteurl; ?>/layout2b.css );
    @import url( /style.css );
    </style>
    one for the WordPress specific stylesheet, and another for some site-wide specs.
    Mostly we use Macs here, so I check in IE/Camino-Mozilla/Safari
    Are your @imports working in other browsers? or is it only broken in safari?

    Check your mime.types server config to ensure css files are sent as type test/css
    There is also some sensitivity to the DOCTYPE .
    I haven’t worked out the details yet for me but I have a problem with @import not working as expected with Mozilla. See http://www.wealthesteem.org
    If I embed the style it works well with Mozilla see http://www.wealthesteem.org/nested-float.php
    regards
    paulzag

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