On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 2:53 PM, David L <idht4n@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Oops... I spoke too soon. I still have the problem, but it doesn't
always happen on the main page. Even after removing
my .mozilla directory, I had the problem on a page lower down
in the tree. I got fooled because it didn't happen on the highest
level page like it had before. Are all of firefox's personal
customizations stored in ~/.mozilla or are there other files I
should try blowing away?
I tried to reproduce the problem on my home PC by installing
firefox 3 beta 3 and could not. Both PCs that are having the
problem shard a common NFS home directory. Their hardware
is different. I assume that something is lurking in my home directory
but outside of the .mozilla directory that is causing the problem.
Any ideas what that could be?
Thanks,
David
On Tue, Feb 26, 2008 at 8:22 PM, Tim <ignored_mailbox@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:Looks like your browser is having some sort of problem parsing theirOn Tue, 2008-02-26 at 14:30 -0800, David L wrote:
> I have two f8 systems that have firefox problems on
> the same web site ( http://www.linuxtoday.com/ ).
> Instead of the normal view, there are a bunch of
> small circles scattered down the middle of the page.
> Some of the circles are filled, some aren't. An
> example of what it looks like is at:
> http://idht4n.googlepages.com/home
>
> Any ideas about what causes this?
website styling. Do you use a custom style sheet, that overrides a
site's styling, on your browser?Not intentionally. I know nothing about style sheets. I did recently try
to run firefox 3 beta... perhaps that or something else I did corrupted
my firefox environment. I moved my .mozilla directory out of the way
and it fixed the problem.
Oops... I spoke too soon. I still have the problem, but it doesn't
always happen on the main page. Even after removing
my .mozilla directory, I had the problem on a page lower down
in the tree. I got fooled because it didn't happen on the highest
level page like it had before. Are all of firefox's personal
customizations stored in ~/.mozilla or are there other files I
should try blowing away?
I tried to reproduce the problem on my home PC by installing
firefox 3 beta 3 and could not. Both PCs that are having the
problem shard a common NFS home directory. Their hardware
is different. I assume that something is lurking in my home directory
but outside of the .mozilla directory that is causing the problem.
Any ideas what that could be?
Thanks,
David
