• So, I’ll preface this call for help with the acknowledgement that my code is rough and my css is a mess. I had planned to make it neat and orderly upon completion of the site, but I haven’t been able to solve this final problem.

    Anyways, if there are any ideas, other than to clean up my clearly messy css, I would appreciate it!

    link to my site – https://thelondonapartments.com/blogs/category/blogs/

    The Problem –
    Basically, in Safari, my posts/pages are being covered by what I’m assuming is an overlapping div or margin or something, halfway down the page. It occurs on my monitor at approximately the second “Recent Comment” in my sidebar.

    The reason I am really confused is that it displays (or degrades) fairly well in other browsers I’ve tested in… IE 6, FF win and os x and Camino. In Safari though, sometimes when I scroll up and down it will display the content, but I cannot click on any links or highlight the text. If I try to highlight from right above the problem area and drag down, it will sort of suddenly display the text, but it is still unaccessible to clicks.

    I assume that it is just my lack of good understanding of proper CSS coding that has resulted in this problem, but if anyone has even a suggestion of where to start clearing it up – that’d be great.

    Thank you!!

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  • </div></div> <!-- closing div for Page //-->

    Try deleting one of those?

    Oh, and in your header: <link rel="shortcut icon" href="https://thelondonapartments.com/favicon.ico" > needs to be closed, e.g.; com/favicon.ico" />

    Thread Starter thelondonapartments

    (@thelondonapartments)

    Yosemite,
    I did make those changes (thanks… I should have run the validator first to double check) but it made no difference. Safari is still doing its strange thing.

    Any other suggestions?
    Can anyone verify that this is occuring in their copy of Safari?

    Thanks!

    Verifying errors in a particular browser seems futile when tested on bad code. What would the point be?

    Fix the css and the problem will either go away or become obvious.

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