functions fine in every other browser but safari. selector is for a.class, in my case: $("a.nav")
When I do <a class="nav" href=page.html><img src=icon.png/></a>, it becomes not possible to close out of the modal dialog by clicking outside of the dialog or clicking the x icon.
what is my problem?
thanks in advance
hideOnContentClick = true?
Also a long shot but quoting the href and src attributes wouldn t hurt.
honestly after a few hours I realized the src was an issue:
heres the offending line: "nothing can hurt me: the big star story.html"
<a class="nav" href="test.html" id="">
<img src="b5.png" width="71" height="93">
</a>
<a class="nav" href="nothing can hurt me: the big star story.html" id="">
<img src="b6.png" width="71" height="93">
</a>
If you have a look at this pic - http://twitpic.com/q0a6p - you can see a strange issue with an outline around the text element of a input tag in a form. (on the right, it is being inspected by Safari ...
I m not sure if this has anything to do with the recent Safari update, but I m beginning to notice this a lot. There is a drastic difference in the way each browser is rendering fonts. for instance, ...
我们知道,当我们从聋人网页上装满时,我们将援引网上集邮的非正式礼宾代表方法(WebFrame LoadDelegate):
I m using jquery to make an AJAX POST call to a web service, and getting a JSON object back, which gives me back some html code that i want to append to a div, it works fine in firefox but the problem ...
I have to develop an application to monitor Safari activity like all open url , tabs on particular window and loding time of particular url. I also need to track online streaming that is happening on ...
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 ...
How do you target specifically safari in css with styles?
As we know , When we load frame from webpage of safari, we will invoke the delegate methods of webkit informal protocol(WebFrameLoadDelegate): webView:didStartProvisionalLoadForFrame: webView:...