Safari 6 browser issue

[tomydamic68]

Hello,
Hope you can shed some light on this strange issue, my current VB version is 3.8.7. When viewing a members profile page with Safari 6 which is the newest Safari browser, the profile blocks are "squished" together or the left side blocks are sort of behind the right side blocks.

See attachments - the first two images are viewing the members profile in Safari 6, the second images are viewing the members profile in Firefox which looks correct - it almost appears the left blocks are too far right. When viewing the members profile in Fire fox, Safari older version or Internet Explorer it's fine.

Also -before updating the OS system on my iPad, viewing the members profile also looked fine, after IO update the iPad it has the same situation. any help would be greatly appreciated.

-Tom

[BirdOPrey5]

Here is my 1 in a thousand shot chance without being able to see the results-


In the Style Manager -> All Style Options, scroll down to the CSS box and add the following:

#main_userinfo { margin-left: 0px !important; }

[tomydamic68]

Thanks Joe, unfortunately it didn't work. Update though, I bypassed all mods via the config.php file and the problem still exists so it's not a mod. Yesterday I had a Safari browser update on my older mac with Snow Leaopard which updated this mac to Safari 6.02 (FYI - I was not having this member profile issue on the older version on Leopard until yesterday's update) Any who, If I view my site in another style it works fine see attachment. I also copied/paste all member info templates that showed red (had been modified at some time or another) from one style to the other in hopes it was just some code or css with no avail. I'm at a loss with this. Nothing in the additional css to cause this either.

[BirdOPrey5]

Unfortunately I just can't trouble-shoot this...

You can turn on Template Names in HTML Comments by going to Admin CP -> Settings -> options -> General Settings

Then view the source of the page and you will be able to see all templates being used (you can also see this if you enable debug mode at the bottom of the page)

You can copy template code from a working style to each style used, 1 by 1, until you find the problem. Backup the style first so you can set it all back except for the problem template.

Be sure you try restoring the header and headinclude templates as well, they could be responsible.