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Problems rendering pages...

JRun errors aside, it works for me.
I typically use Konqueror, but Galeon renders the pages fine too, using Galeon 1.3.14.
 
Originally posted by: amdfanboy
Looks like a CSS problem. Try using a mozilla based browser and see if that works.
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Anyway, can anyone actually answer this without a retarded remark?

You mean a gecko based browser? Like mozilla, GALEON, and netscape all use?
 
Originally posted by: CorporateRecreation
Originally posted by: amdfanboy
Looks like a CSS problem. Try using a mozilla based browser and see if that works.
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Anyway, can anyone actually answer this without a retarded remark?

You mean a gecko based browser? Like mozilla, GALEON, and netscape all use?
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Well. Have you actually tried it in another browser ?

It doesn't do that in FireFox
 
I'm guessing its a font issue, or an issue in the linux build of the browser. There are no issues I'm aware of in the css or the forum code to cause that at all. We test with Mozilla, FireFox, Opera, IE none show the issue anywhere.
 
Originally posted by: Jason Clark
I'm guessing its a font issue, or an issue in the linux build of the browser. There are no issues I'm aware of in the css or the forum code to cause that at all. We test with Mozilla, FireFox, Opera, IE none show the issue anywhere.
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Not a font issue, fresh deploy.

This happens in FireFox, Mozilla, and Galeon

It works fine in Konqueror.
 
Originally posted by: amdfanboy
Originally posted by: CorporateRecreation
Originally posted by: amdfanboy
Looks like a CSS problem. Try using a mozilla based browser and see if that works.
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.....

Anyway, can anyone actually answer this without a retarded remark?

You mean a gecko based browser? Like mozilla, GALEON, and netscape all use?
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Well. Have you actually tried it in another browser ?

It doesn't do that in FireFox
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That looked like galeon to me. Firefox, mozilla, Netscape, Galeon, etc, etc, etc, etc, etc, etc all use the same rendering engine.

😉
 
Originally posted by: Jason Clark
I'm guessing its a font issue, or an issue in the linux build of the browser. There are no issues I'm aware of in the css or the forum code to cause that at all. We test with Mozilla, FireFox, Opera, IE none show the issue anywhere.
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On Windows, right?
 
What Debian version are you using?
Seems strange to me seeing as Im using Debian myself, and it looks fine in both Galeon(1.3.14), Konqueror(3.2.2), Opera(7.5b), and Mozilla(1.6).

I tried starting it as root and running to make sure I got the bare defaults, and it still looks fine.
 
Here in Suse Linux Pro 9.0 with Mozilla and Konqueror, Opera and Epiphany 1.0 and it looks fine. I wonder what is up on his system? Tried Windows with everything Jason tried, Suse 9.0, Knoppix with Mozilla, Konqueror and Opera, and Mac OSX with Firefox and Safari and Opera. Everything looks great.

It's got to be a problem with the linux version he is running somewhere .
 
Originally posted by: Dennis Travis
Here in Suse Linux Pro 9.0 with Mozilla and Konqueror, Opera and Epiphany 1.0 and it looks fine. I wonder what is up on his system? Tried Windows with everything Jason tried, Suse 9.0, Knoppix with Mozilla, Konqueror and Opera, and Mac OSX with Firefox and Safari and Opera. Everything looks great.

It's got to be a problem with the linux version he is running somewhere .
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Well it worked fine until the upgrade.. I mean it's possible it's something on this system but I doubt it as I haven't changed anything since the upgrade.

Edit: It also only happens when you click on a thread, it lists the forums just fine and all the threads. It's just when you click on one..
 
Yeah I saw that. I wonder what is going on? I wish I could help but can't duplicate it here. Tried the new knoppix linux late last night and same thing, every browser in a thread was perfect. It has to be something in Debian that your system rigs say you are using. Maybe some setting? I don't know much about Debian as a distro. It's has to be in the OS somewhere. I am suprised I can't get at least one browser in Suse and now Knoppix to mess up. Maybe I am lucky!! Maybe the gods of Linux love me! 😀
 
Originally posted by: Dennis Travis
Yeah I saw that. I wonder what is going on? I wish I could help but can't duplicate it here. Tried the new knoppix linux late last night and same thing, every browser in a thread was perfect. It has to be something in Debian that your system rigs say you are using. Maybe some setting? I don't know much about Debian as a distro. It's has to be in the OS somewhere. I am suprised I can't get at least one browser in Suse and now Knoppix to mess up. Maybe I am lucky!! Maybe the gods of Linux love me! 😀
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It didn't used to happen with the same exact configuration. It's obviously something they changed.
 
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