I am new to this and this is my first thread here, so if there is already a post on this, please forgive.

I have created a website for a friend about a year ago and is not longer loading in Safari at all. I have tried it in Firefox, IE8, Chrome and they work just fine. I have tried this on both Windows machines and Macs. I have also worked with bluehost and they say everything on their side is working correctly.

I have searched and searched and cannot come up with an answer. Please Help!

The website is www.allwayshandyman.com

Safari on Mac or Safari on Windows?

Weird - using Safari/Win instead of opening the page it prompts me to run/save it as an MS-DOS file. The file itself seems harmless, just the HTML.

There's nothing visible but it may something to do with the way the file is being saved.

You have a style block in the document that appears to be empty, try removing it (not needed anyway)...

Remove this:

<!--embedded/internal styles-->
<style type="text/css">


</style>

The content-type header is being delivered as php-cgi rather text/html

It's not working in Safari in Windows or Mac.

php-cgi rather text/html??? Sorry, I am not sure how to fix this.

removed this and still the same


<!--embedded/internal styles-->
<style type="text/css">


</style>

Pulled your page into my editor and found some odd characters in the code after the doctype and the html namespace statement. You can get rid of the xmlns bit completely. Once I deleted the doctype and the name space statments and re-added them, the odd characters were gone.

You might also try changing your character set to this:
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />

Once I did these 2 things, the page opened in Safari just fine.

To LadynRed, I have made both changes and made them live. I am still getting the same thing. Anything else you can think of?? Im stumped.

Well, since it loaded in Safari locally, I'd say the problem lies on the server and not in the page itself.

True. Seems a server side problem there

Would you say server side on my isp? Or on the domain?

On the server where your web site is hosted, that is what is serving up the pages.