Between the Menu Bar and the Submenu is an ugly gap with Safari 3. With IE 6/7, Firefox and Safari 2 it looks fine.
A bugfix would be great…
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A link to an example would also be great.
Have you applied any extra styles to the text within the menu, or are
you using plain vanilla text in your testing?
Walter
On Apr 22, 2008, at 12:13 PM, Dirk wrote:
A bugfix would be great…
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On 22 Apr. 2008, 4:19 pm, waltd wrote:
A link to an example would also be great.
Hi Walter, look at my website: http://www.unserekleinefarm.net
Thanks for your help.
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I had a look at this with Safari’s Web Inspector. It looks to me as
though your menu bar table is set to have its height collapse, while
the submenus are absolutely positioned on the page. So the submenus
stand resolutely still, but the height of the menu bar is a movable
feast.
The fact that they align at all is something of a hit-or-miss affair,
then.
If you made this with the CSS Menu action, then it’s going to need to
be fixed within the Action, because you are not actually drawing a
table and making the bar the height you want – you’re just making an
HTML box and filling it with a list.
Now if you made this with the Menu Bar Action, where you actually do
make a table for the menu bar and a second table for the submenus,
then you have some control over this. In the Output tab of the
Inspector, un-check Height Can Shrink.
Walter
On Apr 22, 2008, at 12:26 PM, Dirk wrote:
On 22 Apr. 2008, 4:19 pm, waltd wrote:
A link to an example would also be great.
Hi Walter, look at my website: http://www.unserekleinefarm.net
Thanks for your help.
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On 22 Apr. 2008, 4:13 pm, Dirk wrote:
Between the Menu Bar and the Submenu is an ugly gap with Safari 3. With IE 6/7, Firefox and Safari 2 it looks fine.
A bugfix would be great…
i’ve got the same problem - brutontown.co.uk - this is part of an email I got from Joe at Softpress: The problem with the Menubar Action is something specific to Safari 3 which I will be looking at shortly, I am not sure of a fix at the moment but I’ll let you know.
So it looks like there is a problem.
Regards, Lee
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Anyone try clearing the Cache in the Safari menu bar. Both links look fine to me under Safari 3.1.1.
Maybe I’m not seeing the same that others are seeing.
I use Firefox because I have never been crazy about safari older versions
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I agree with John Esser’s recent post.
Using Safari 3.1.1, I can’t see a problem, not with your site or the
link provided by Gray Owl.
Lou
On Apr 22, 2008, at 12:13 PM, Dirk wrote:
Between the Menu Bar and the Submenu is an ugly gap with Safari 3.
With IE 6/7, Firefox and Safari 2 it looks fine.A bugfix would be great…
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I think the problem is that there is a larger space between the
submenu and the main menu in Safari 3.x than there is in any other
browser.
Joe
On 23 Apr 2008, at 15:53, LLE Freeway wrote:
I agree with John Esser’s recent post.
Using Safari 3.1.1, I can’t see a problem, not with your site or the
link provided by Gray Owl.Lou
On Apr 22, 2008, at 12:13 PM, Dirk wrote:
Between the Menu Bar and the Submenu is an ugly gap with Safari 3.
With IE 6/7, Firefox and Safari 2 it looks fine.A bugfix would be great…
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On 23 Apr. 2008, 3:17 pm, Joe Billings wrote:
I think the problem is that there is a larger space between the
submenu and the main menu in Safari 3.x than there is in any other
browser.
More precisely, only in Safari 3.x is a gap/space between the menu bar and the submenu.
Screenshot of Safari 3.1.1 with the ugly gap:
Screenshot of Firefox 2.x, where it looks fine:
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i see what you mean. I looked at it under a old Mozilla and it looked alright. I think it might be a Safari bug thing that might be the problem. I don’t have IE for mac on my computer anymore. i wonder what it looks like under icab. As far as firefox goes it looks alright
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I wonder if you made the green box a little bigger in height would it change the way it looks in Safari. Just a idea.
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In the meantime, is there any progress with the update/patch for the “Menu Bar Action”? See above…
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I have a site that uses the menubar action and I don’t see this in safari. Are you sure your tables have no borders or cell spacing/padding?
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On 24 Jun 2008, 4:59 pm, Solutions Etcetera wrote:
I have a site that uses the menubar action and I don’t see this in safari. Are you sure your tables have no borders or cell spacing/padding?
Do you use the “Menu Bar Action” with vertical menues? The gap is only by using horizontal menues. In this case, the problem with the “Menu Bar Action” and Safari 3 has nothing to do with settings of spacing/padding etc.
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They are horizontal… you can see them at:
http://www.aboutpollockpines.com/community/community.html
I have not made extensive use of this action, but when I have used it I’ve never seen this behavior.
-ss
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