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CSS and Safari
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Ok, how come CSS in Safari isn't fully implemented? I mean, I have my contact form set to have a certain border around the fields, but only IE and Netscape show it. OmniWeb and Safari both use the Mac OS X controls...is this because that particular code isn't true CSS? Another example...the scrollbars. In IE for Windows, the scrollbars are what I code them, but on the Mac, its the default scrollbar, no matter what. Any insight that I'm missing?
Heres what I mean:
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(Last edited by OptimusG4; Jun 5, 2003 at 11:22 PM.
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first of all css for scrollbars is not even a W3C standard.
Form fields CSS suport is not yet available in Safari.
(looking at those two pictures /me thinks Safari's screenshot is better looking)
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Originally posted by Sharky K.:
first of all css for scrollbars is not even a W3C standard.
Form fields CSS suport is not yet available in Safari.
(looking at those two pictures /me thinks Safari's screenshot is better looking)
I figured the scrollbars weren't a standard, just wanted to make sure I wasn't going crazy. Thanks 
Mozilla
So far, Mozilla displays it properly.
(Last edited by OptimusG4; Jun 6, 2003 at 10:22 AM.
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