IE7 / Safari Problem Resolved

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By Steve Spalding April 22nd, 2008
Under: Announcements

Safari

There was a nasty bug plaguing the site for IE7 and some Safari users. I just wanted to tell you all that it has been tracked down, and should be resolved. If you were having trouble viewing the site and you were using either of those browsers, I would appreciate it if you would leave me a message telling me whether it’s working now.

If you are still having trouble viewing the site, be sure to contact me. Thanks!

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Ahh the joys of coding for IE.

I hate it when you get something looking just right, only to open up IE and to realize that it is completely broken.

Dianne

Wow! Steve, thank you for the follow on Twitter (how on earth did you stumble across me? I love how that place works!) which triggered a lovely few hours getting utterly and deliciously lost ... I have visited so many interesting places, including the fab BlogHer (how did I never come across that before?) Thank you!

I ended up on Flickr, which I had read lots about but was avoiding as I have enough new things to get used to at the moment. But I followed the link on Ophelia's Twitter profile (having found her profile through yours) and was so inspired by her work I had to sign up and thank her for sharing it.

So, thank you for all that and for all the great stuff here (beautiful picture on this post) and I haven't even started on your Blogging History Links yet ...

You've definitely got my "follow!"

:o)

sbspalding

Thank you so much for your kind words Dianne. I am always happy to hear that someone is getting something out of my ramblings.

I highly suggest you check out Ophelia's work, it's all really wonderful.

If you ever need anything at all, you know how to reach me. If not, here's a hint ( http://howtosplitanatom.com/co...

Cheers!

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