absolute positioning in firefox and safari

[jessamca]

I know there are many questions online regarding this, but I am new at this and need a bit more help to tailor it to my situation.

My website is http://www.lookbookcookbook.com

The padding between the pinterest button and author name at the end of each post is different in firefox and safari. Could anyone tell me how to fix this?

[jscheuer1]

They are different. But they both look OK to me. Isn't that what matters?

BTW - I checked in both browsers, they both report 55px padding.

[jessamca]

They are different. But they both look OK to me. Isn't that what matters?

BTW - I checked in both browsers, they both report 55px padding.

They are both not quite where I want them to be positioned, I more so just found a compromise for them. Is there anyway to change my code or add css to make them both even?

[Beverleyh]

You can use conditional style sheets to target IE and then there are a few browser specific hacks to target the rest if you need to;

IE style sheets http://css-tricks.com/how-to-create-...ly-stylesheet/

Other browser hacks (Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera) http://www.webmonkey.com/2010/02/bro...fic_css_hacks/