Calender viewed On Mac

Question

This may seem like a silly question, but when I view my calendar, it randomly puts items in the middle of the day so that items beneath it are not visable.  Sometimes, I enter an item (even with "no time") and it automatically puts it at the top of the "day" in the month view.  Other times, it will put it in the middle of the box which pushes everything underneath it down, which in turn causes some things to "fall off" the screen. I have three kids and a husband that travels frequently, so I am the "calendar keeper" for the family.  This silly issue becomes a problem when I print off the monthly calendar to post on the fridge for all to see and things are needlessly not on there.  I have shrunk the print font to as small as can be read and stretched my margins to the edge.  I guess I don't understand what I'm doing wrong if there is a 1/2 inch of random blank space that is causing things not to show up.  Does this make any sense?  Is there some kind of hidden ranking I'm not seeing - it doesn't matter what the category is but it occurs only with the "no time" items. The 'timed" items show up as they are supposed to.
This isn't a major issue, but it is really annoying.  Any advice?
Post relates to: Centro (AT&T)

Answer 1

I have seen this happen before on several sites done with Frontpage, and in fact on my Mac the page does not contain any actual text (as previously noted in EdCarlson's post), but graphics for all of the page content. Also, as you mentioned, none of the navigation items are working.
I thought I would try looking at this site from my Windows machine, and I get the same results in Firefox as I do in Safari on my Mac. Nothing works.
IE/Win is fine - the links work, and text is displayed as text instead of graphics. Non IE/Win users are getting a different version of your site... the source code indicates that alternate content is displayed if your users are not using a browser that understands the Microsoft specific code. IE/Mac seems to have the same, if not worse, problems with the site as Safari.
Also, when I try to validate the code for this site, there are hundreds of errors (many are hidden in code that is commented out and Frontpage specific), not to mention over 500 empty paragraph tags (<p></p>) and hundreds of non-breaking spaces ( ).
If you truly want to build a site that will work across platforms and browsers, I'm not sure using Frontpage will give you the best results. As Ed mentioned, "Frontpage is notorious for spitting out lots of unneseccary code", which is absolutley true, and the code is not compliant to the standards outlined by the W3C.
In my opinion, this is not necessarily a Safari issue, but a Frontpage one. Might I suggest looking at Microsoft's support pages for more information on troubleshooting this?