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8,551 PointsRender of SVG and Object in safari
I have tried to fix my logo in safari. Every time I amend it then goes wrong in other browsers.
The object is rendering different in safari
Any one point me in the right direction.
7 Answers
James Barnett
39,199 PointsYou didn't tell us the version of Safari or the OS (Windows, Mac or both) that you are seeing the issues under.
Kevin Esther
8,551 PointsAm on windows 7 using safari 5.1.7.
Should have thought about posting this good point cheers James.
James Barnett
39,199 PointsConfirmed that your issue is showing up in Safari 4 - 5.1 on both Windows & OS X. Looks like the issue was fixed in Safari 6, which is a Mountain Lion (OS X) only version.
Are you using SVG filters by any chance, as they aren't supported before Safari 6.
Also your page doesn't validate, so you might want to check that out, it could be related.
Kevin Esther
8,551 PointsThanks for testing. Will check out the errors. Checked my code before integration to wordpress. That will teach me to keep checking my code.
I tried remove 100% from the object element and put a fixed height of 200px. Seemed to be working locally.
No SVG filter so can rule that one out.
Thanks for your help James.
Kevin Esther
8,551 PointsI was thinking about the way I coded the navigation. i could have coded it with the logo as part of the navigation. Not sure if that is good idea?
James Barnett
39,199 PointsFrom a UX perspective a logo as any sort of link usually has poor discoverability, and therefore is generally a bad idea.
IMHO there are better choices for a code playground than JSFiddle, as it doesn't show changes in real time. It requires you to refresh the code by pressing the run
button to see the results.
Better choices include (in perference order):
Kevin Esther
8,551 PointsThought that might be the answer and thanks for the links. Checking them out.