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CSS Trouble in Safari? Check your commentsCSS Trouble in Safari? Check your comments
Submitted by Benjamin Melançon on February 19, 2007 - 5:42pm
If you're having CSS display problems in the Apple Macintosh Safari browser, for an otherwise great-looking web site, your issue may be incorrect commenting etiquette.
/* Comment */
is cool.
// Comment
could cause issues.
The former is simply proper cascading style sheet comment markup, and the latter is wrong, but it seems other browsers are more forgiving than Safari. We had people saying how much they liked the site, how good it looked, and I kept testing it in Safari and getting into a really bad mood.
Then I found my incorrect comment code in one spot in the CSS file, and all was happiness again.
If you're having CSS display problems in the Apple Macintosh Safari browser, for an otherwise great-looking web site, your issue may be incorrect commenting etiquette.
/* Comment */
is cool.
// Comment
could cause issues.
The former is simply proper cascading style sheet comment markup, and the latter is wrong, but it seems other browsers are more forgiving than Safari. We had people saying how much they liked the site, how good it looked, and I kept testing it in Safari and getting into a really bad mood.
Then I found my incorrect comment code in one spot in the CSS file, and all was happiness again.
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