Header at bottom of pages in Safari

[cindy]

I have a bug somewhere in my templates that is making part of the header view at the bottom of the page instead of at the top. I use the same header as a javascript on non-Actinic pages of my linked websites, and it works fine on all browsers there. It works on Actinic on all other browsers, but I can't figure out what's making it load wrong on Safari. We have enough customers who use Safari that I really need to fix this bug. Any suggestions anyone?

www.hiddenvalleyhibiscus.com

[cindy]

I found the bug! Geez! It was all the nested tables in the Actinic templates I've rewritten and re-modified a dozen times. I had a missing tag. It's funny how all the other browsers forgave that tag, but Safari just wouldn't. Such a simple thing, I feel like an idiot......

Cindy the bubble-brain

[TraceyHand]

nice one, Cindy but shhhhhhh..don't let "them" hear you say "tables"....you'll wake them up :p

[leehack]

TABLES...move along, nothing to see here.
LOL bumpsy, tables still rock, chill.

[TraceyHand]

LOL bumpsy, tables still rock, chill.

I know..I know!
Not even Jo and her eye-rolling will make me remove mine :D

plus, it's really no fun sat on the floor to eat dinner every day, is it?

[cindy]

LOL One of these days I'll switch to absolute positioning, but for now, it's quicker to just mend the tables..... I know.... short-sighted, but sooooooooooo busy! Absolute positioning with borders reads differently in different browsers and is a major pain to get right for all of them, so I keep putting off measuring every margin, border, and space to get the positioning right.....

Back to work,
Cindy

[leehack]

The only thing you need to absolutely position, is your ass while you do your design.