t.isSafari is actually a bool, except when it's safari. So if you just to t.isSafari < 5, everything except safari 5 will have that blurring problem. I did
if(t.isSafari && t.isSafari < 5)
and it seems to be working ok.
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BTW, iPad Safari 5 Mobile has a very similar problem which is not fixed by adjusting the left margin.
The letter-spacing seem to differ between the grey non-highligted and the syntax-highlighted text.
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In Safari 5, there is a "shadow" or blurring issue - it's actually a realignment issue. Open up edit_area_full.js and find
if(t.isSafari){t.editor_area.Ç.position=\"absolute\";a.Ç.marginLeft=\"-3px\";
and replace it with
if(t.isSafari){
if you want it to just go away - if you care about playing nice with old Safari, throw in a sub-conditional like if(t.isSafari < 5)…
Good luck!
t.isSafari is actually a bool, except when it's safari. So if you just to t.isSafari < 5, everything except safari 5 will have that blurring problem. I did
if(t.isSafari && t.isSafari < 5)
and it seems to be working ok.
The bug seems to be fixed in Safari 4.1.3. (running on Mac OS X 10.4.11)
So I changed your fix to
BTW, iPad Safari 5 Mobile has a very similar problem which is not fixed by adjusting the left margin.
The letter-spacing seem to differ between the grey non-highligted and the syntax-highlighted text.
is there any roadmap to fix this? this is still hideously broken.. and I tried it on 10.7 LION Safari 5.1… still broken…
attached is an image of the issue…
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