I'm not sure if this has been posted before, but it's not really a bug in the code so much as it is a misleading comment in a CSS file I used to construct a scrollable:
I took the 'cannot be too large' to heart and made it something like 20000000em, which worked in Firefox and IE but not Safari. In Safari it sort of collapsed in on itself and only displayed one of the images. I didn't have safari on the machine I was working on so the client had to find this bug.
Luckily while examining the source this is the first thing that stood out as something I should test, and I got it fixed right away. Just though it should be put out there that ridiculous widths for this won't work on Safari.
I haven't tested it on other elements or in other browsers.
.scrollable .items {
/* this cannot be too large */
width:20000em;
. . .
I took the 'cannot be too large' to heart and made it something like 20000000em, which worked in Firefox and IE but not Safari. In Safari it sort of collapsed in on itself and only displayed one of the images. I didn't have safari on the machine I was working on so the client had to find this bug.
Luckily while examining the source this is the first thing that stood out as something I should test, and I got it fixed right away. Just though it should be put out there that ridiculous widths for this won't work on Safari.
I haven't tested it on other elements or in other browsers.
