My CSS/XHTML all messed up in Safari Only

Thanks Frank...after I posted my question I realized maybe I could
redirect Safari browsers to a version of my site that doesn't use the
search and rotating images javascript that are causing some of the
problems. I'm half way through with that getting that solution
implemented.

Not sure what to do about the Flash Videos yet other than provide it as
a downloadable file and not have it play automatically so I don't need
the player code. Also, I might be able to use a different style sheet
as part of the solution.
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The Firefox Validator says:
(Zeile==row, Zeichen==??, Warnung==warning)

Zeile 52 Zeichen 15 - Warnung: '<' + '/' + letter not allowed here

Zeile 81 Zeichen 1 - Warnung: <embed> is not approved by W3C

Zeile 25 Zeichen 1 - Warnung: <script> inserting "type" attribute

Zeile 32 Zeichen 4 - Warnung: <script> inserting "type" attribute

0 Fehler / 4 Warnungen

on the URL shown page and

Zeile 44 Zeichen 6 - Warnung: <input> element not empty or not closed

Zeile 45 Zeichen 6 - Warnung: <input> element not empty or not closed

Zeile 46 Zeichen 6 - Warnung: <input> element not empty or not closed

Zeile 47 Zeichen 6 - Warnung: <input> element not empty or not closed

Zeile 48 Zeichen 6 - Warnung: <input> element not empty or not closed

Zeile 49 Zeichen 6 - Warnung: <input> element not empty or not closed

Zeile 50 Zeichen 6 - Warnung: <br> element not empty or not closed

Zeile 42 Zeichen 2 - Warnung: <form> attribute value "GET" must be lower
case for XHTML

Zeile 64 Zeichen 2 - Warnung: trimming empty <p>



0 Fehler / 9 Warnungen

on the page switched to on Safari



Steve <scrow9.DeleteThis@gmail.com> wrote:

> Hello....
>
> I am CSS/XHTML newbie and this site is my first attempt at using these
> standards.
>
> Although my site looks okay in Firefox and iCab on the Mac (and works
> just fine on the PC side too) when it comes to Safari the site is so
> totally messed up I wondering if it is even recognizing my style
> sheet...my goal was to code to the XHTML-strict specification.
>
> Can someone take a quick look and give me a clue as to what I need to
> do to address this issue? The url is www.crowdigitalmedia.com
>
> Thanks for any and all help.
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Sander Tekelenburg <user RemoveThis @domain.invalid> wrote:

> CSS
is part of "well-formed" rather than "optionally"
Greetings Frank
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Sander Tekelenburg <user DeleteThis @domain.invalid> wrote:

> It is not your job to hide a browser's bugs.
tell your customers and loose them. I work on Macs and HAVE to check IE6
as well and have to face bugs there on every corner. And though I can
tell my customers why it is more work to make it run on IE 6 some times
and keep available details to proof the difference from plain w3c code,
it is my job to make a page looking good everywhere.
Greetings Frank
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Sander Tekelenburg <user DeleteThis @domain.invalid> wrote:

> required
I am really unsure if my English just doesn't cover subtle differences,
but from what I understand "well-formed" is not an adequate to
"required".
CSS is the best way styling content and meant to be a tool for
programmers to do so.
So if you think a fully grown web product is just content, you are
right. Real life forces us to programm for IE, Firefox and maybe some
close relatives. Those browsers ignoring CSS are of no interest for most
custumers and just part of strange theoretical argumentations.
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