selectBox.selectCSS
{
background: url(/Images/replacementSelectBackground.png) top left no-repeat height:auto;
}
I have an issue in Safari only where the image is not rendering on top of the drop down list.
It will only work if I remove the height:auto attribute, but then it won t work in Chrome.
Any ideas?
Your example doesn t compute. There s no element called selectBox in HTML. Is this some custom XML you re applying the CSS to, or is it supposed to be HTML? If so, the HTML element name for a "drop down" is select. You re also missing a semicolon (;) between no-repeat and height to separate the two property assignments. I guess that syntax error is what s causing the problem in Safari.
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