I experienced this too... mucked up my pages nicely. In the end I have a check for Safari, and just don't give it the print media stylesheet. Yucky, but I'll stick to the current version, simply with a Safari/62 in a str search in PHP.
Posted by Patrick Quinn-Graham at March 11, 2003 4:59 PMwoot! one of my pet bugs! Good work, dave!
Posted by Ben Hines at March 11, 2003 8:56 PMon an unrelated note:
why is there no feedback when i hover over a link? sometimes i would like to know where the link i am about to click will go before i click it...
hoyab - go to View->Status Bar and turn it on.
I'm surprised it's not on by default.
Posted by Kevin at March 12, 2003 1:56 PMCorrection: It's supposed to be turned off by default, but I'm surprised Apple decided to do that.
Posted by Kevin at March 12, 2003 1:56 PMStrangely enough, I was just wrestling with this bug in Konqueror over the weekend. FWIW, Opera 7 seems to have the same problem.
There are a couple of workarounds. You can use a link tag to import an external stylesheet as Dave mentioned, or use an @media rule to surround the print only stuff.
I've verified that these work on Konq 3.something (and therefore one would assume Safari) and Opera 7.
Posted by alan at March 12, 2003 5:03 PMDave, I had a great idea that could help further differentiate Safari from all the other browsers on the market -- but I can't locate an email address for you. Please contact me. Thanks!
Posted by Dan Knight at March 13, 2003 6:11 AMIs this any way related to a problem I see when viewing my blog? The date headers are shifted to the right too far and get cut off by the area on the right side. I am using px in my CSS to shift areas. Is it the px values?
TIA
Posted by Ruairi McFarlane at March 17, 2003 11:32 AM