Sorry to report, but the first load of your page in build 73 yielded a blank page. The 2nd caused it to hang.
— Shawn 
Works just fine for me. Perhaps you need to “Reset Safari…”
http://www.macdailynews.com/comments.php?id=P896_0_1_0
— Joel
Odd, but it seems acronym elements don’t work anymore, or maybe I’m missing something. They underline but yield no “tooltip”.
Konqueror CVS (pre-3.2) applies the CSS in the Escape Hack
— Anonymous
Viewing the source on your escape hack it seems that you are actually using a div class, while the text indicates a div id. No biggie.
— d chalmers
IE 5.01/Win 2k (without any service pack, patch, hotfix etc.) does not apply the rule.
— rw
d chalmers: thanks, I fixed it. The test itself was correct, but the displayed explanation was not.
— Mark
somehow in Safari http://www.nslog.com has little popup’s for links with a title. Nicely translucant almost alike the way it looks when you drag an url from Safari. There is a bug that mispositions the popup when the page has been scrolled.
But somehow I have only seen these on nslog.com, why not everywhere else where there are title defined in a XHTML link?
— ozy
IE5.5/Win2k does not apply the escape hack.
— Kristian
ozy, those are NiceTitles, a cool bit of Javascript installed by the site author.
http://www.kryogenix.org/code/browser/nicetitle/
— Mark
I wrote those up here:
http://nslog.com/archives/2003/02/16/fun_with_css_link_tooltips.php
I also said I’d ditch them as soon as Safari implemented the titles in tooltips here:
http://nslog.com/archives/2003/03/06/bye_bye_nice_titles.php
I don’t think they’ve been implemented, have they? The little yellow tooltips. David had said they’d be done in the next release, I thought. Nope, he wasn’t that specific (good for David):
http://www.mozillazine.org/weblogs/hyatt/archives/2003_03.html#002604
I can’t wait until I get my PBG3 back.
And this is offtopic, but I think you should know that dive into mark is an anagram for “a vomited rink”. Ew.
— Jesper
Joel’s tip did the trick. All is well.
— Shawn
Konqueror 3.0.3 doesn’t apply the green style.
Hi,
One more bug that I’ve found in Safari, and haven’t really been able to find any info on (maybe you’ve covered it and I just missed it, or maybe I’m doing something wrong):
The no-repeat attribute for background images doesn’t seem to take in Safari. For an example of this you can take a look at a site I’m working on in the navigation just below the tabs. (I had the tabs done with a list, but then changed it when someone asked me why i was doing it that way. After reading about it here I’ll probably change them back.) The little arrows pointing at the links seem to get repeated in Safari, but I haven’t had a chance to check it in the latest Safari build. I’ll do that as soon as I get back to the office where my iMac lives. Does anyone know how to make a non repeating background work in Safari? The site seems to work fine with the exception of that very annoying problem.
UltraBob
— UltraBob
Sorry, I didn’t notice the no HTML notice. The site I’m working on is http://www.akatombo.com
— UltraBob
Hooray! It seems that safari has fixed this in the latest build! I retract all the horrible things I said about safari during the design of that website.
— UltraBob