DeenCityFarm
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Unbeknown to me until today, some web browers are showing our website (www.deencityfarm.co.uk) with large text in certain areas without any apparent reason. I can't even pinpoint the browsers. Other browsers seem fine.
Any quick ideas?
Any quick ideas?
If you cannot pinpoint the browsers, there is very little we can do. I just checked the site in FF3 and IE7 and it looks fine on both.
ASKER
Do you think it could be a local issue? The person is using XP Pro and I think the browser is IE8. Is there any reason why they have larger lettering than everyone else?!
Thanks and sorry to be so vague!
Thanks and sorry to be so vague!
>> Do you think it could be a local issue?
Sure, why not?
Generally speaking, if you cannot replicate the issue yourself then the probable cause shifts to the other person and not you.
You can quickly test your site across multiple browsers by going to browsershots.org
Sure, why not?
Generally speaking, if you cannot replicate the issue yourself then the probable cause shifts to the other person and not you.
You can quickly test your site across multiple browsers by going to browsershots.org
ASKER
What sort of thing locally would be causing the problem? Any ideas?
Likewise, know anyone that could design a simple username and password set up for a members area of our site?!
Likewise, know anyone that could design a simple username and password set up for a members area of our site?!
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A bit disappointed that I am so naive that I needed some assistance from the advisor on how to change local views, but I suppose it was in the EE database for me to find, so not a problem.
DeenCityFarm,
I don't understand the grading comment. Can you explain it?
"A bit disappointed that I am so naive that I needed some assistance from the advisor on how to change local views, but I suppose it was in the EE database for me to find, so not a problem."
I don't understand the grading comment. Can you explain it?
"A bit disappointed that I am so naive that I needed some assistance from the advisor on how to change local views, but I suppose it was in the EE database for me to find, so not a problem."
ASKER
I think you over-estimated my knowledge! Having established that it was likely to be a local issue rather than a Dreamweaver problem, I still didn't know that the setting is within IE, using View, Text Size.
My naivety caused me to need a little more help but I got there anyway.
Thanks.
My naivety caused me to need a little more help but I got there anyway.
Thanks.
>> I think you over-estimated my knowledge!
I have no way of establishing your knowledge level unless you tell me. In the future, if you have more questions about an Expert response, ASK.
Don't just close the question with a lower grade.
I have no way of establishing your knowledge level unless you tell me. In the future, if you have more questions about an Expert response, ASK.
Don't just close the question with a lower grade.