Andy, There is a bug in Safari with rendering HTML elements (particularly anchor tags that have a :hover pseudo-class) over a SWF. The solution to this issue is to comment out line 21 thickbox.css. This will correct the reported issue.
Unfortunately, in this case, when that pseudo-class is removed another issue (of the same SWF/HTML ilk) crops up intermittently in Safari. The issue is that sometimes the overlay only extends to the width of the thickbox window over the SWF (but extends over every other part of the HTML just fine). If you can do without the overlay (or set it to 1% opacity) then visually this would be solved as it only affects the overlay, not the thickbox window element. Also in Safari, when closing a thickbox, the SWF pokes through the overlay before the rest of the window. It looks a little odd, but lasts only a few milliseconds. I don't know thickbox well enough to determine what's happening... but this is hardly a show-stopper like the two issues above. Brian. On 5/24/07, Andy Matthews <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I don't run a Mac, or have access to one, so I'm asking you all for a little assistance please. A client running Safari had this to say about my implementation of Thickbox: When you roll over a certain area, mostly right on the outermost border of each picture, then the header blinks in and out and looks weird. Here's a screencap he sent me: http://www.commadelimited.com/uploads/safari_glitch.jpg And here's the page itself: http://www.atkinshomebuilders.com/photo-gallery.html Does anyone have any idea why this might be happening? It works great in IE and FF for the PC as well as FF for the Mac.
