Hello,

my website (in construction) appears completely messed up in the old Safari 1.3.2:



Since it works fine in all other browsers, it's probably a bug of Safari 1.3.2, but maybe some visitors still use this old browser version -- so is there a workaround?

Cheers and thanks in advance
Pitt

Looks like that version has a market share of less than 0.01% - it's not even listed here http://marketshare.hitslink.com/brow...e.aspx?qprid=2

Browser compatibility is very important to me, I want Atahualpa to have a 99.x % browser coverage, and I would never brush off a browser issue as "that browser has a bug" (because they all have one bug or another and it's up to the theme developer to make them all work) but I have no way of testing that browser since I have no Mac and even if I had I am not sure if I could install that side by side with newer Safari versions (could I?). I plan to buy a cheap Mac though as soon as I have the funds. I am currently testing Safari on XP.

Does this happen with a default Atahualpa 3 as well (it seems you made some changes)?

How do other WP themes hold up in that browser?

I also use Safari on an old emac at work. I'm not sure which version of it, but my blog also appears completely messed up and then I can't even click any of the links in the sidebar. I used to use a modified version of "Desk Mess" (avail at Wordpress) and had no problems with it showing up correctly in Safari, so I'm not sure what the problem is (especially since I have so little knowledge of CSS and html.)

Yet, I've tested it on Safari on my imac at home and have no problems.

Yep, my Safari at work is the same version. And for some reason, I can't update it, but I also don't have administrator rights on that computer, which is probably why.

In Safari 1.3.2 my blog becomes wider than any computer screen and with no horisontal scrollbar it becomes practically unreadable.