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- unknown
So my site doesn't work for mac users. Would a css fix that issue?
- BonSeff0
what site?
- unknown0
http://64.207.169.17/ that one
- BonSeff0
not sure its a css prob man
looks like a flash prob
- unknown0
see that's what I don't understand. technically it should work fine.
- sparker0
first off, your html code looks awful. you have mixed case tags and you are using incorrect syntax on a lot of it.
example:
"imagekgtile.jpg"
has the wrong slash.
did you write the markup by hand or use a an editor? i would also lose the macromedia preload script...if you want to use a preload script, there are much better, more compliant, simpler javascript/ecmascript ones available.
also, you have a slight over use (and improper) of css position: absolute; rules.
it could cause some confusion in rendering.
i don't see flash at all on the main page? is there a redirect in use for browsers other than IE? i don't use IE, i am on linux most of the time and on xp i use firebird.
you might want to check out macromedia's developer site to see if there is a usable and compliant detection script to use.
on a side note: your site is nice. the flash movie, when i get to it is good (except none of the links work - could be that same javascript problem), but i have to ask why flash? seems that same site could be produced in valid xhtml and css and be a lot faster, more widely available and less bandwidth intensive...that's just me though.
just some thoughts for you.
:)