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sicsrt8
Ok the player on this page shows up fine on everything but Safari and I assume Firefox. I dont have the FF tester page which i guess i should get but my backup pc i use for random stuff is down until i redo the HD. So

i know i have read somewhere that using !important tags or something to that effect on the Object tag in the css in myspace will iliminate this.

The Band Space Music player is not possitioned correctly on the page when using Safari. Does anyone know what code to use to correct this...

Maje. I redid the code and redid the layout its not the same as the one i had sent you before.


This is the portion of the code i use to position the bandspace music player...
CODE
td td.text object{ position: absolute; top: 435px; left: -173px; width:360px; height:276px; }
td td.text embed{ position: absolute !important;}


libertie
What's not positioning correctly?

I'm guessing that your problem is related to the height/width of the player more than the positioning. Often in Safari, when you're able to change the size of something in every other browser, it still shows up as full size when you view it in Safari.

Do you think you could post a link to the page, or at least give us a screenshot?
sicsrt8
sure. Its www.myspace.com/alyssanoelle i need the size smaller and should be left of her head image. Literally in the center undernieth "my music"
sicsrt8
you just needed the link correct?
sicsrt8
Does anyone have an answer for this?

The Band Space Music player shows correct in IE but not in Safari. It shows correct size and shifted slightly to the right when using safari.

Is the a correct code to use to eliminate this.
S-Majere
I haven't any way of testing this, but use position:relative instead of absolute - and try:

CODE
td td.text object{ position: relative; top: 200px; left: 200px; width:360px; height:276px; }
td td.text embed{ position: relative !important;}


Make sure to play around with the pixel specs.
sicsrt8
I figured it out.

Fire Fox and Safari look for the embed code and IE looks for Object code. I didnt have size and placement on both so only one browser worked.


Put the code on both and BINGO!
S-Majere
Brilliant, great stuff.

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