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General Discussion: Dave fix this fast..... IE Cutoff Error, and Fx Spacing Error

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  1. TheLeggett Jan 15th 2008
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    Alright, I think I've fixed the "IE Cutoff Error". I'm still having trouble getting this Firefox spacing error to happen on my end. Can you tell me if you're running any plugins/addons/user scripts? Even at your resolution, things appear normal to me. I'm pretty sure that I know where the error is in the styles, but I can't effectively work on it without being able to replicate everything here.

    I really appreciate everyone's help here. This is one of the reasons we test these things first ;)
  2. iii James iii Jan 15th 2008
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    I'm running Firefox with loads of addons with no troubles, could it be something other that OS and browser?
  3. TheLeggett Jan 15th 2008
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    OS, Browser, and Resolution would be the main factors. It could also be text size (dpi), or addons, but other than that, I'm truly stumped.

    This was a problem in Opera a few days ago, but I fixed the issue there.
  4. MikeWilson Jan 15th 2008
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    You shouldn't be using Netscape, its officially no longer a browser.
  5. Tyler durden Jan 15th 2008
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    hmm thats odd i have never had that problem and i have used this forum in firefox and IE 8
  6. Storm Jan 16th 2008
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    Same, I'm on a Mac using FF3B2 and I never had that problem. Looks t me like T9 will work just fine in FF3 Dave. :)
  7. TheLeggett Jan 16th 2008
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    I'll wait to see if stacye is still having the problem. If anyone else finds a problem, please report it here, or in a separate thread if it is not this issue.
  8. stacye Jan 16th 2008
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    Yes, I am still having the problem, and I do have a few Firefox extensions installed. They are:

    Adblock Plus 0.7.5.3
    del.icio.us 1.2.1
    Forecastfox 0.9.6
    Google Notebook 1.0.0.18
    Google Toolbar for Firefox 3.0.20070525W
    Javascript Debugger 0.9.87.2
    JSView 1.5
    Web Developer 1.1.4

    I think this is pretty new thing thats come up. I do remember that my screens looked fine when someone spoke of having the issue with Opera.

    I'm on XP Professional.
  9. stacye Feb 2nd 2008
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    I just noticed this, but I use Firefox at home and at work (same versions - different add ons installed), and my Firefox at home (with no add ons) looks fine.

    So it's probably one of my Firefox developer add ons that's causing the problem.

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