Test my new layout with Safari or Opera

[NogDog]

I figure a forum like this should have a number of Opera and/or Safari users. If any of you would be kind enough to take a quick look at my site and let me know if it's horribly broken in either of them, I'd appreciate it (or any browser other than IE7 and FF2 on WinDOS, for that matter).

www.charles-reace.com

Thanks. :)

[stolzyboy]

i don't have any of the others at work, but i looked in IE6 for giggles and it seems the C in CharlesReace in the top left graphic is missing... you may know about this, but just happened to notice it right off :)

if i remember, i'll look via mozilla on a *nix box i have at home

[NogDog]

i don't have any of the others at work, but i looked in IE6 for giggles and it seems the C in CharlesReace in the top left graphic is missing... you may know about this, but just happened to notice it right off :)

if i remember, i'll look via mozilla on a *nix box i have at home
Hmmm...no missing 'C' for me, but upon looking at the stylesheet I saw a better way to achieve the indent effect I wanted (and perhaps why the original method might be misinterpreted in some cases), so I changed that. Hopefully nothing is missing now?

Thanks for looking.

[stolzyboy]

seems to be working now

[Selkirk]

I didn't see anything wrong in Safari.

[Selkirk]

Opera looks OK, too.

[NogDog]

Thanks for checking, I owe you both one. :)

[dalecosp]

Opera 9.10/FreeBSD, Seamonkey 1.1/FreeBSD, looks pretty good on both! I congratulate you.

I overlaid the two until the dog lined up whenever I switch between the two browsers. Only thing worth noting I thought was due to local config (text wrapped in different places), but then I noticed that the "search" button is quite a bit smaller on my Opera (being an Old Fart and running at something like 1280x1152, I prefer it bigger, heh). I didn't look at the CSS ... are you feeding us the same stylesheet regardless of user-agent?

Anyway, nice stuff.

[NogDog]

Just the one stylesheet, not even any IE conditional comments.

I still want to look at the Google search and Google Ad parts, as now I'm basically using the code that Google spit out for me.