Only Safari won't show home page image

Question

Helo
Having problems with home page image showing in only Safari (
www.truthandlife.info ). May be a css problem, but I don't know...
Originally, we had to alter the drop down menu becasue it
wouldn't work on Safari, so a friend fixed that but that fix took
away the main image - he writes:
"I found some other information that suggested setting the
ClientTarget attribute to “uplevel” when you detect the
Safari or Opera browsers.
I went ahead and implemented that by creating a base class
called BasePage (in the App_Code folder) and made every page load
derive from it using the “Inherits” parameter. This
seemed to solve the problem on Safari (I don’t have Opera)
without affecting IE7. Note that all new pages you create need to
have the Inherits=”BasePage” tag set in their
<Page> element.
So all is good in that the submenus pop up as we would
expect…but there is a problem with the graphic on the default
page. The main image doesn’t load on the Safari browser
unless I remove that ClientTarget=”uplevel” statement.
If I remove it, then the menus don’t work."
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So does anyone know what might be the problem and/or fix?
Thanks
KB

Answer 1

Still trying of course - so
I redid that alternate masthead for ie5.5 and updated the
link - yes, now the ALTERNATE banner shows but NOT the image I
need, which DOES still show in other browsers. Only in Safari does
the alternate masthead now show, but not the main masthead needed.
Below is the code that directs the alternate image for ie 5.5
but why would this affect Safari?
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using System;
using System.Data;
using System.Configuration;
using System.Collections;
using System.Web;
using System.Web.Security;
using System.Web.UI;
using System.Web.UI.WebControls;
using System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebParts;
using System.Web.UI.HtmlControls;
public partial class DefaultPage : BasePage
protected void Page_LoadComplete(object sender, EventArgs e)
if (!IsCallback)
// IE 5.5 isn't able to render the dynamic menu items
correctly if
// the size of the header image is too large. To work around
this problem,
// IE 5.5 gets a different header image than the other
browsers.
if (Request.Browser.Id == "ie55")
mastheadImg.ImageUrl =
String.Format("~/Images/homepage/masthead9.jpg", Page.Theme != null
? Page.Theme : Page.StyleSheetTheme);
mastheadImg.Height = 206;
litHeaderHeight.Text = "206px";
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Coupled with the BASE page code in my previous post, maybe
there's a fix in one of these?
Any thoughts?