Mac Safari and Digital Grin

Cipher

I wasn't sure where to post this so I'll try it here. I've just moved to the Mac platform and I am trying to get used to the Mac way. I have aquestion regarding Safari use here on DG.

Whenever I click on a picture to expand it's frame it expands as it should, however whenever I click on the expanded frame to contract the picture the picture offsets to the lower right of my screen. I have to refresh the page to get the picture back where it belongs. This doesn't happen with Firefox.

Do I have something set wrong or is this just how Safari works. Any assistance will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Andy N.

Andy

Cipher wrote:

I wasn't sure where to post this so I'll try it here. I've just moved to the Mac platform and I am trying to get used to the Mac way. I have aquestion regarding Safari use here on DG.

Whenever I click on a picture to expand it's frame it expands as it should, however whenever I click on the expanded frame to contract the picture the picture offsets to the lower right of my screen. I have to refresh the page to get the picture back where it belongs. This doesn't happen with Firefox.

Do I have something set wrong or is this just how Safari works. Any assistance will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Andy N.

Expand the frame - can you give me a thread link for example so I can check what you are referring to? Thanks

BrettG

I've had that problem on dpreview with Safari, but as Andy said, I've never seen expanding frames on dgrin.

wxwax

Are you referring to a browser's "fit to screen" setting, where large photos are automatically shrunk to fit your screen, until you click on them to expand them?

And then shrink again, when you click on them a second time?

Cipher

Perhaps I am not being too clear. Often the photos attached to a thread are smaller and seem to be in sort of a "frame" and when you click on them they expand in size. With my Wintel machines and Firefox on the Mac Pro a second click on the photo will return it to the smaler size in place as it wa before "expanding."

with Safari when I make the second click on the photo the image drops to the lower right side of my screen insteda of contracting to its previous size.


Well I just went to find an example and I can't but I can find one on DPreview, DOH!! I must have my forums mixed up. Sorry all. But if you know what I am talking about and can still answer the question I would appreciate it.

wxwax

Yeah, that's a DPReview thing, their forum software blows.

photodoug

Cipher wrote:

I wasn't sure where to post this so I'll try it here. I've just moved to the Mac platform and I am trying to get used to the Mac way. I have aquestion regarding Safari use here on DG.

Whenever I click on a picture to expand it's frame it expands as it should, however whenever I click on the expanded frame to contract the picture the picture offsets to the lower right of my screen. I have to refresh the page to get the picture back where it belongs. This doesn't happen with Firefox.

Do I have something set wrong or is this just how Safari works. Any assistance will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Andy N.

why the move to mac? did you fall down and hurt yourself....finding that you can only use a mac while you nurse yourself back to full health and the ability to use a PC again?

Andy

Cipher wrote:

Well I just went to find an example and I can't but I can find one on DPreview, DOH!! I must have my forums mixed up. Sorry all. But if you know what I am talking about and can still answer the question I would appreciate it.

Yes, this is Digital Grin. You'll want to ask your question regarding Dpreview's forum software, here:
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/forum.asp?forum=1018

And, Safari isn't very compatible with Dpreview's software. But Firefox works a treat!

Oh and here's a pertinent thread from Dpreview:
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1018&message=11386785

wxwax

Andy wrote:

Oh and here's a pertinent thread from Dpreview:
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1018&message=11386785

Well, that explains it. He wrote, so he's gonna stick with it, no matter how awful it is.