[Max Taxable]

Originally Posted by addamroy

Read my post #12, and post #18, that will fix your problem.

You could provide specifics, for post #18. I ignored it as it was too general. Try it line number by line number, would be much more helpful. Post #12 was irrelevant, as I had tried your suggestion there already, and it broke the template.

Any mistakes in this template aren't mine, I have no access to edit the template directly and am trying to help someone else via skype. It is also a custom style and there is no telling what errors existed in it before any edits were made. I didn't have any trouble at all doing this myself, for my own sites, years before you posted this.

Don't use the code he provided, because he made the same mistakes you did when trying to fix your code.

But somehow, his code improved the situation quite a bit, and didn't break the pagination.

As far as the rounded corners in Safari, I'm not fluent with syntax and compatibility with that browser so I personally cannot point you in the right direction, but maybe someone else will chime in.

I am pretty sure I solved that part, just looking back at my own custom CSS for rounded corners, on one of my sites. The following works splendidly for me anyway, you might consider adding it to your CSS for this:

/* Safari,Chrome*/ 
  -webkit-border-radius:5px;  
  /* Firefox*/ 
  -moz-border-radius:5px;    
  /* IE, Opera*/ 
  border-radius:5px;

We have to list the webkit and mozilla definitions first apparently, then the IE/Opera one last, otherwise the first two get ignored by Safari for some reason.