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LoOkOuT

@ozaddick First step, clear your browser cache. Maybe this will help:

https://www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/clearing-out-your-android-phone-browsers-cookies-cache-removes-junk-files-fast/

You don't need to clear all browser data, just the "Cookies, cache, and other browsing data" if you have the option to be selective. 

Once you do that, log back in and, fingers' crossed, the issues will be gone. If not, let me know.

aliwibble

@charscot As a workaround, all you need to do is find the optimal browser width for the site, and keep the browser like that while you're reading here, and then maximise the browser again when you switch elsewhere. After the initial bit of window resizing it's literally a couple of mouse clicks, or if you prefer keyboard shortcuts WinKey and LeftArrow to move the window to the lefthand half of the screen, and then when you're done WinKey and UpArrow and WinKey and UpArrow  again to restore it to the full screen area (if you only do it once you end up with the window just in the top lefthand corner of the screen which looks a bit silly)

CaptainRobbo

Do you mod's ever get any sleep?

charscot

LoOkOuT said:

@charscot Sorry, I meant to pick up on your issue earlier and failed! From the screenshot, it looks like there's an issue with your browser and the "sticky" navigation bar. So, the nav bar at the top is supposed to be anchored to the top and then the content on the page below is supposed to scroll underneath it: meaning the nav bar is always accessible. It looks like your browser is having trouble with rendering that, so it renders the nav bar too far down the page. I'm guessing, when scrolling, the page moves underneath the nav bar still? It has to be a browser issue/your machine config as I haven't been able to reproduce the issue and have had no other reports. If I had to guess, Windows 10 doesn't support some aspect of the html/javascript we're using. Other than updating your browser to the absolute latest your OS can support, I'm not sure. Nevertheless, I'll keep my thinking cap on and let you know if there's some workaround or accommodation (a separate stylesheet).

Thanks for the reply. My browser is the latest version available for anyone as firefox fully supports windows 10 so no update is possible at present as I have the latest version.

Yep, the page does still move underneath the navbar as intended.

Thanks, if you can think of a suitable stylesheet option that would be great, if not no problem.

charscot

aliwibble said:

@charscot As a workaround, all you need to do is find the optimal browser width for the site, and keep the browser like that while you're reading here, and then maximise the browser again when you switch elsewhere. After the initial bit of window resizing it's literally a couple of mouse clicks, or if you prefer keyboard shortcuts WinKey and LeftArrow to move the window to the lefthand half of the screen, and then when you're done WinKey and UpArrow and WinKey and UpArrow  again to restore it to the full screen area (if you only do it once you end up with the window just in the top lefthand corner of the screen which looks a bit silly)

Thanks, not really much of an option as I jump between tabs all the time without clicking etc and even a couple of mouse clicks would result in a slower browsing experience than I want as I jump back and forth between different sites.

Thanks again though :-)

ozaddick

LoOkOuT said:

@ozaddick First step, clear your browser cache. Maybe this will help:

https://www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/clearing-out-your-android-phone-browsers-cookies-cache-removes-junk-files-fast/

You don't need to clear all browser data, just the "Cookies, cache, and other browsing data" if you have the option to be selective. 

Once you do that, log back in and, fingers' crossed, the issues will be gone. If not, let me know.

LoOkOuT said:

@ozaddick First step, clear your browser cache. Maybe this will help:

https://www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/clearing-out-your-android-phone-browsers-cookies-cache-removes-junk-files-fast/

You don't need to clear all browser data, just the "Cookies, cache, and other browsing data" if you have the option to be selective. 

Once you do that, log back in and, fingers' crossed, the issues will be gone. If not, let me know.




Thanks Ali. I've done this. It seems the issue is the site won't auto adjust to fit the page when I use the zoom function to increase the text, so I can read it more easily. 

ozaddick

ozaddick said:

LoOkOuT said:

@ozaddick First step, clear your browser cache. Maybe this will help:

https://www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/clearing-out-your-android-phone-browsers-cookies-cache-removes-junk-files-fast/

You don't need to clear all browser data, just the "Cookies, cache, and other browsing data" if you have the option to be selective. 

Once you do that, log back in and, fingers' crossed, the issues will be gone. If not, let me know.

LoOkOuT said:

@ozaddick First step, clear your browser cache. Maybe this will help:

https://www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/clearing-out-your-android-phone-browsers-cookies-cache-removes-junk-files-fast/

You don't need to clear all browser data, just the "Cookies, cache, and other browsing data" if you have the option to be selective. 

Once you do that, log back in and, fingers' crossed, the issues will be gone. If not, let me know.




Thanks Ali. I've done this. It seems the issue is the site won't auto adjust to fit the page when I use the zoom function to increase the text, so I can read it more easily. 

FYI It's just the header banner that doesn't automatically adjust.