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The problem has existed for every version of FF4 beta I've ever tested, which is lots. I never submitted a bug report about it because last time somebody mentioned something about a FF4 problem they were told that since it was beta the site would not be changed. It's not beta anymore so now I'm filing the same report as OP. I also just confirmed it exists in IE 9. Screen resolution has no impact. Both browsers were tested with an out of the box install, no plugins or other customizations. |
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The problem has existed for every version of FF4 beta I've ever tested, which is lots. I never submitted a bug report about it because last time somebody mentioned something about a FF4 problem they were told that since it was beta the site would not be changed. It's not beta anymore so now I'm filing the same report as OP. I also just confirmed it exists in IE 9. Screen resolution has no impact. Both browsers were tested with an out of the box install, no plugins or other customizations. +1 for me, I can repro on three separate machines. |
In Firefox you can install an extension called Stylish that will let you apply your own CSS templates to websites. Install it and add the following:@namespace url(http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml);The line height on the section header is 1px too tall. It affects Firefox 4 and IE9. An alternative would be to make the section header 1px taller, but I went with line-height. ETA: It seems that the section headers might be getting set to bold. I saw 1 person suggesting this was a Firefox issue, but it happens in both Firefox 4 and IE9. @namespace url(http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml); |
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In Firefox you can install an extension called Stylish that will let you apply your own CSS templates to websites. Install it and add the following: @namespace url(http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml);@-moz-document domain("ar15.com") { div.mainBarLeft { line-height:23px !important; }}The line height on the section header is 1px too tall. It affects Firefox 4 and IE9. An alternative would be to make the section header 1px taller, but I went with line-height.
ETA: It seems that the section headers might be getting set to bold. I saw 1 person suggesting this was a Firefox issue, but it happens in both Firefox 4 and IE9. @namespace url(http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml);@-moz-document domain("ar15.com") { div.mainBarLeft { font-weight:normal !important; }}
That worked like a champ.. thank you very much! |
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I think most of the browser compatibility issues are hammered out in terms of the layout/design and use. The only real item left is the WYSIWYG editor update which is in the works. Will that WYSIWYG editor update resolve the issues when using the iPhone or will we still need to use the Classic format? FWIW - the browser formatting issue just started on my box earlier today (i'm running FF 4.0.1 and have the formatting set to Classic due to occasional iPhone browsing). |
