OK, got this working.
There are multiple problems here - so I'd really suggest you start by
validating your HTML.
The problem you're seeing in Safari has to do with the nested DIV inside of
your div#theImages container. The problem is you're defining a height on
this container that is less than the height of its contents and this is
causing some odd effects with overlaying the div#arrow_down container. I've
removed the height from the nested DIV altogether, as it doesn't appear to
be necessary - which has the effect of fixing your down arrow.
So to get the down arrow working in Safari, remove the height from the
nested DIV, changing your '#theImages div' selector to the following:
#theImages div{
position:relative;
}
Again, there are other problems here so I would look into cleaning up the
markup and css together, as well as in validating the two.
Hope this is helpful,
Andy
On 12/6/06, pub <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I have a javascript gallery on my site that works fine with PC/IE but
> does not work with Safari on a Mac.
> The only thing that doesn't work is my arrow down.
> I need someone to look at my code and help me fix it.
> I will be very happy to exchange services or pay for your time.
>
> Thank you.
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