HStaton wrote:

> Some of the web pages that I have have been corrupted on my laptop that work
> well on other computers.
>
> The pages display some of the following per appearance:
> --Resized fonts that do not correspond to the remainder of the webpage
> --Photo's with their corresponding text that are overlayed on too the
> regular page so
> that photo's cover text and the text is overlayed on too the background
> showing the appearance of
> two texts on occupying the same space.
> --After using "Adblock Plus", the image that was meant to be eliminated left
> a black space in its place
> which partially covers photo and text below them.
>
> "Adblock Plus" and the accompanying "Adblock Filterset,G Updater" do not
> appear to be the culprits
> as I uninstalled these but the problem persisted.
>
> How is this problem then resolved?
>
>
how about posting a link to some of these sites, so someone can go and
check out what's going on?

These are links: I have problems with on my laptop:

http://eurosport.com/football/la-liga/2005-2006/
http://marca.com/edicion/marca/futbo.../es/index.html

On my desktop I have no problems with these pages.


"gwtc" wrote in
message news:yZydneew2PZCG5nZ4p2dnA@mozilla.org...
> HStaton wrote:
>
>> Some of the web pages that I have have been corrupted on my laptop that
>> work well on other computers.
>>
>> The pages display some of the following per appearance:
>> --Resized fonts that do not correspond to the remainder of the webpage
>> --Photo's with their corresponding text that are overlayed on too the
>> regular page so
>> that photo's cover text and the text is overlayed on too the
>> background showing the appearance of
>> two texts on occupying the same space.
>> --After using "Adblock Plus", the image that was meant to be eliminated
>> left a black space in its place
>> which partially covers photo and text below them.
>>
>> "Adblock Plus" and the accompanying "Adblock Filterset,G Updater" do not
>> appear to be the culprits
>> as I uninstalled these but the problem persisted.
>>
>> How is this problem then resolved?
> how about posting a link to some of these sites, so someone can go and
> check out what's going on?

On 2/28/2006 1:05 PM, HStaton wrote:
> These are links: I have problems with on my laptop:
>
> http://eurosport.com/football/la-liga/2005-2006/
> http://marca.com/edicion/marca/futbo.../es/index.html
>
> On my desktop I have no problems with these pages.
>
>
> "gwtc" wrote in
> message news:yZydneew2PZCG5nZ4p2dnA@mozilla.org...
>> HStaton wrote:
>>
>>> Some of the web pages that I have have been corrupted on my laptop that
>>> work well on other computers.
>>>
>>> The pages display some of the following per appearance:
>>> --Resized fonts that do not correspond to the remainder of the webpage
>>> --Photo's with their corresponding text that are overlayed on too the
>>> regular page so
>>> that photo's cover text and the text is overlayed on too the
>>> background showing the appearance of
>>> two texts on occupying the same space.
>>> --After using "Adblock Plus", the image that was meant to be eliminated
>>> left a black space in its place
>>> which partially covers photo and text below them.
>>>
>>> "Adblock Plus" and the accompanying "Adblock Filterset,G Updater" do not
>>> appear to be the culprits
>>> as I uninstalled these but the problem persisted.
>>>
>>> How is this problem then resolved?
>> how about posting a link to some of these sites, so someone can go and
>> check out what's going on?
>
>
Tidy (HTML Validator extention) show 13 errors and 244 warnings. That said, the
page appears to display OK for me. Increasing the text size (Ctrl++) or
causes the problems you describe. Try Ctrl+0 to set
size to normal or Ctrl+- to decrease and see if it helps. If not try
, set "Minimum font size"
smaller. It's a very complex page, not much room to accommodate larger text.

--
G. R. Woodring

After applying a change to Zone Labs to correct a problem with downloading
extensions I inadvertantly corrected the problem I was having with corrupted
pages. The fix is as follows:

Go to the left tab "Privacy" and to the upper tab "Main"

The settings here are as follows:
Cookie Control - Off
Ad Blocking - Off
Mobile Control - Off

With this setting the problems with corrupted changes dissapears.

"G. R. Woodring" wrote in message
news:MvWdndUpf5cO_pvZRVn-vg@mozilla.org...
> On 2/28/2006 1:05 PM, HStaton wrote:
>> These are links: I have problems with on my laptop:
>>
>> http://eurosport.com/football/la-liga/2005-2006/
>> http://marca.com/edicion/marca/futbo.../es/index.html
>>
>> On my desktop I have no problems with these pages.
>>
>>
>> "gwtc" wrote
>> in message news:yZydneew2PZCG5nZ4p2dnA@mozilla.org...
>>> HStaton wrote:
>>>
>>>> Some of the web pages that I have have been corrupted on my laptop that
>>>> work well on other computers.
>>>>
>>>> The pages display some of the following per appearance:
>>>> --Resized fonts that do not correspond to the remainder of the webpage
>>>> --Photo's with their corresponding text that are overlayed on too the
>>>> regular page so
>>>> that photo's cover text and the text is overlayed on too the
>>>> background showing the appearance of
>>>> two texts on occupying the same space.
>>>> --After using "Adblock Plus", the image that was meant to be eliminated
>>>> left a black space in its place
>>>> which partially covers photo and text below them.
>>>>
>>>> "Adblock Plus" and the accompanying "Adblock Filterset,G Updater" do
>>>> not appear to be the culprits
>>>> as I uninstalled these but the problem persisted.
>>>>
>>>> How is this problem then resolved?
>>> how about posting a link to some of these sites, so someone can go and
>>> check out what's going on?
>>
>>
> Tidy (HTML Validator extention) show 13 errors and 244 warnings. That
> said, the page appears to display OK for me. Increasing the text size
> (Ctrl++) or causes the problems you describe.
> Try Ctrl+0 to set size to normal or Ctrl+- to decrease and see if it
> helps. If not try ,
> set "Minimum font size" smaller. It's a very complex page, not much room
> to accommodate larger text.
>
> --
> G. R. Woodring