Having a similar issue with text content. Text does not wrap in Safari (using this as a quote scroller). All other browsers handle it fine.
<div id="rotate"> <div class="sideQuotes"> <span class="sideTitle">Did You Know?</span><br /> <p><b>ABC.com</b> is a great place to find...Pest Control, Pool Cleaning, Electrical, and more!</p> </div> <div class="sideQuotes"> <span class="sideTitle">Did You Know?</span><br /> <p><b>XYZ.com</b> is a great place to find...Pest Control, Pool Cleaning, Electrical, and more!</p> </div> </div> Class sideQuotes has a set height/width... Even added one to the id rotate to see if it would make a difference... On Apr 13, 11:30 am, Mike Alsup <mal...@gmail.com> wrote: > > <div class="slideshow"> > > <div class="slide"><img src="slide1.jpg" alt="" title=""><br><div > > class="textbackground"> </div><div class="slidetext"></div></ > > div> > > <div class="slide"><img src="slide2.jpg" alt="" title=""><br><div > > class="textbackground"> </div><div class="slidetext"></div></ > > div> > > </div> > > > and the css: > > > .slideshow{ > > width:680px; > > height:250px; > > > } > > > div.slidetext { > > height:20px; > > width:680px; > > display:block; > > margin-top:-25px; > > margin-left:15px; > > position:absolute; > > } > > div.textbackground { > > display:block; > > height:30px; > > width:680px; > > opacity:0.7; > > margin-top:-30px; > > position:absolute; > > } > > > and both the height and the width of .slideshow are not recognized in > > Chrome (but work fine in IE and FF). > > How about either giving the slide elements a specific height/width or > adding height/width attributes to the img elements?- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text -