All kinds of stuff messed up

AbsoluteDestiny · Post by **AbsoluteDestiny** » Mon Apr 25, 2005 3:12 am

If you realy want this fixed so bad then work out how to fix it and tell us. Otherwise just use a different browser.

Bahamut God · Post by **Bahamut God** » Mon Apr 25, 2005 4:23 am

AbsoluteDestiny wrote:If you realy want this fixed so bad then work out how to fix it and tell us. Otherwise just use a different browser.

Oh ok, let me, the person who uses a mac because I don't understand the way Pc's work, figure out how to program something. If I understand this right, all you have to do is change the hex value at the top of third database to except a more restrictive file sector, maybe about 4tsr= to 5ytl worth of latency. This of course should not mess with the other browsers, because they already output to restrictive values, even when presented a conservative file serve, why mac would restrict there browser, which is normally awesomer than all other browsers in every respect I'll never understand. Anyway, then reconstruct the main entry point, and serve. Your moving the servers anyway, should be 20 mins. worth or work, but of course I can't do it, because I don't have root access, or an intergalactic screwdriver, nor do I understand what the hell I'm saying.

Also eek-1, who is a saint, pointed out that, and I quote. "W3C CSS Validator said your css has one error within the element #subinfo

and then gave a link (in the earlier page) to something magical that only wizards and unicorns can understand.

As far as using another browser, I'm doing that to look at the site, it's just a huge pain in the ass, and I don't get on the site much anymore. Of course, I would guess it's less work for me to use another browser than it is for you to fix the site, but for I'll never know until I ask (for a year as of next month), and I can't be the ONLY one using safari.

Maybe I'll get lucky and OS 10.4 (with a large update of safari) will fix the problem on my end. ...I'll let you know in about a week when I get it.

trythil · Post by **trythil** » Mon Apr 25, 2005 1:07 pm

Bahamut God wrote: Maybe I'll get lucky and OS 10.4 (with a large update of safari) will fix the problem on my end. ...I'll let you know in about a week when I get it.

Probably not. Safari and KHTML are quite interlinked, and I can confirm that the latest release of KHTML also doesn't handle the .org CSS correctly. So, unless Apple has made some changes to the stylesheet renderer lately that just hasn't yet made it into KHTML, don't hold your breath.

Of course, you're going to throw a fit because you won't bother to understand what that means, but hey, at least I gave you useful information.

Bahamut God · Post by **Bahamut God** » Mon Apr 25, 2005 11:03 pm

trythil wrote: Probably not. Safari and KHTML are quite interlinked, and I can confirm that the latest release of KHTML also doesn't handle the .org CSS correctly. So, unless Apple has made some changes to the stylesheet renderer lately that just hasn't yet made it into KHTML, don't hold your breath.

Of course, you're going to throw a fit because you won't bother to understand what that means, but hey, at least I gave you useful information.

I won't nessararly throw a fit.

*waits for it*

Nah no fits for right now.

Thanks for the info. ...Looks like something it won't be fixed in OSX.4, too bad. Guess I'm going to have to be wait a bit more, something I like to think I'm good at.

Also, you get too pick, you can be a wizard or a unicorn.