Hello,

 I've built a site using asp.net 2.0 and was pretty impressed.... until... When I view source for my screen the menu has the very odd code. 

1.  all of the items in the menu are displayed in their OWN table.  This just seems to be an odd practice, but ok.
   
2. My links are "doubled" per say and wraps itself.  for example:
   
   <a class="ctl00_Menu1_1 MainMenu ctl00_Menu1_3" href="/Contact-Us.aspx" style='border-style:none;font-size:1em;'>
                       <img id="ctl00_Menu1_ctl19_Image1" src="images/menu-bullet.gif" align="absbottom" style='border-width:0px;' />
   <a id="ctl00_Menu1_ctl19_HyperLink1" class="MainMenu" href="/Contact-Us.aspx"> Contact Us</a><br  /><br  />
                   </a>
   
3. The menu renders with a LOT of space in Mac IE.  I don't use a Mac, a graphics guy I know does and he visited the site and pointed it out.

MAC Screen Shot

PC Screen Shot

As you can see, the spacing in the Mac is greater - but there's no Cellpadding or anything set.

 Am I missing something along the way here?  Or has anyone else run into this problem

Thanks for your help

Has anyone ever come across some settings regarding this?  I've only had one person contact me, and it was regarding how they like the graphics themselves.  While that helps you feel good about a site.... it won't solve the problem.

 Could anyone then help me in testing to see what kind of computer is running the browser?  And if it's a Mac, I could redirect them to Dell or Microsoft or something of that order?

Sorry, don't remember where I found this -but for future reference!!! - You have to tell Asp.NET to treat Safari as an uplevel Browser - like so:

protected void Page_PreInit(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
        if (Request.ServerVariables["http_user_agent"].Contains("Safari"))
            Page.ClientTarget = "uplevel";
}