No menu with Safari

[marc_t]

Hio,

I get no top menu with Safari on Mac (Screenshot).

[Xenon]

Hmm, never worked with Safari, but it works with IE AND Mozilla, so i assume, Safari isn't compatible that much as it should.

I suggest to change to another Style for the meantime, until we get a new default style soon :)

[marc_t]

Internet Explorer also is showing just the half of the menu (if you like I can attache a shot aswell, if this helps you)

marc

[Xenon]

Hmm, are you sure, the page got downloaded correctly?

i use the IE myself, and it looks flawless there.
At university i use Mozilla, and it looks ok there as well.

You may want to delete your browsercache, and do a hard refresh, maybe that helps :)

[marc_t]

Will test this, but am sure everything is fine at my side. BTW: The grey v3 Style also doesnt show any menu at Safari on OS X (10.3.4)

[Dean C]

IE on mac osx was discontinued a while ago now AFAIK therefore is not up to date at all :)

[Zachery]

Will test this, but am sure everything is fine at my side. BTW: The grey v3 Style also doesnt show any menu at Safari on OS X (10.3.4)
Marc does the same thing happen on vBulletin.com ?

[Jolten]

I use Safari exclusively. I guess I never notices there was supposed to be another menu. The templates must have something incorrect in them.

FYI IE was dropped from the Mac at version 5.2.6

[marc_t]

Marc does the same thing happen on vBulletin.com ?Nope, it is just the Menu to the right of the online users at the top of the dark blue style...

[Zachery]

Nope, it is just the Menu to the right of the online users at the top of the dark blue style...
Thats really weird, gecko based browsers do have problems with the dark blue style though :/

[Xenon]

Thats really weird, gecko based browsers do have problems with the dark blue style though :/
when did i say the last time, that i hate that DB style? ^^

[Zachery]

when did i say the last time, that i hate that DB style? ^^
The last time someone brought up issues with it? :D

[Xenon]

The last time someone brought up issues with it? :D
hmm, maybe,
ask Dean, he's the one bringing up those things normally.

And as a good admin, i ignore him ^^

[Ceroc]

I have the same problem (no menu showing up to the right of the online users in Safari).

The problem is coming from the toplinks navigation bar being located within the search form tag. Safari has issues with some tag nesting. If you simply move the toplinks navigation bar outside the search form you will find that it will display fine in Safari.

P.S. Xeon, please don't judge me by my style selection as being dark blue.

[Xenon]

Hmm, when i change the position of the form just around the search box, then the menu disappears in IE as well ^^

very interesting thing....

@PS: i just say I don't like DB, if you like it, i have no problem with that ;)

[Darkwaltz4]

I would also like to support the missing toolbar on my school computers. At home I run IE 6 aon windows XP home, and everything shows up normally. On the school comps it only shows the search box centered and thats it, and thats running on IE 5.5 on windows ME prof. So this also happens on internet explorer in some instances :-p