V9 site menu displaying dots on MAC screen?

[LouPhi]

My menu uses CSS to display a set width box with a hover state. Tested in Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, and all looks fine. However the customer uses an Apple Mac and is complaining of 'dots' appearing to the left of the menu.

The site is still on trial hosting at http://trials.actinic.com/trials/trial60210/

Can anybody offer any help with this please? I can't replicate the problem, but the customer has sent me a screen grab showing the problem... the dots are all to the left of the menu on both sides of the screen (both use the same CSS menu)

?????

[leehack]

I'm just off to buy an Apple Mac so i can see the image like you have been able to.............

[LouPhi]

Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit!! The question was logged in the hope someone already uses Apple Mac and might be able to see what I'm talking about.... haha!

[Mike Hughes]

What browser is the customer using?

http://www.browsrcamp.com/

can check a few views. It looks OK in mac safari view (the free one).

You could also post the image and it might give someone here a clue to what's happening.

Mike

[leehack]

Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit!! The question was logged in the hope someone already uses Apple Mac and might be able to see what I'm talking about.... haha!

Highest form of intelligence though!

So you posted on an actinic forum, about actinic that does not work without parallels on a mac, in the hope that a mac user/designer could answer the problem. Couldn't you think of a simple way to include 95% more people in the group that could possibly help you?

Concise info - check
url - check
including image of problem that you can see - epic fail

[LouPhi]

They're on a Mac using Safari (but he said it looks the same with IE and Firefox too)

Screen shot below....

[LouPhi]

Thanks for your comments leehack, you are very helpful - but I hadn't realised its only 5% of the population that use an Apple Mac. My mistake. I have now included an image.

Any help gratefully received.

[leehack]

ahah now its clear, that looks the bullet points from the <ul> doing the navigation lists. Usually removed by margins set at 0 and list-style-type set to none. Is that happening in the css for those lists?

[LouPhi]

Yes thats what the style is saying:

	list-style: none;
	margin: 0;

[leehack]

I always use list-style-type, not sure if that makes the difference, worth eliminating though. Also need to make sure nothing is resetting the style like a global UL rule in the css, firebug is the best (by far) tool to find that out as it shows you what is being applied.