Hi all - I just switched to the Firefox internet browser a few days ago. I've been having a lot of trouble with my pc for the last week or more and though i can now get on the 'net, I don't see any of the comments left under images. I'm not sure if this is a prblem with Firefox or not  - they instability of my machine precluded much browsing here and I don't remember if I have actually clicked an image to see the comments since I changed or not. I do see avatars but just empty boxes where the comments should be.

Does anyone know if this is a Firefox problem or just something temporarily wrong with Rendo....or maybe my machine is on the last of its last legs.....

thanks!
Rick

Rick,

Have you applied style sheet stuff to your viewing oprions? Could be that it's trying to put text of the same color as the background... try viewing at default settings... I can view all comments fine in Firefox here.

T.

I have been using Firefox for ages and never had this problem until two days ago. Now I have to highlight everything to read captions and comments. So I doubt it is Firefox. But then again, a new update might have occured which caused it. Anyway, it is a pain to have to highlight everything to read what has been posted.
Marion

Well, I came back using Internet Explorer browser and the same problem exists. I still can't see captions or comments without highlighting everything. So, I'm back to Firefox as I get less spyware with that browser.

Marion

I'm an FF user and have not come across this problem, whenever I find things going astray I usually run trendmicro's housecall online av n mal/spyware checker to see if I've picked up some stray net nastiness and it seems to pick up things my standard av misses.
I'm not saying it's a cure-all, but it's worth giving a try - find it here:
http://housecall.trendmicro.com/

Attached Link: http://www.renderosity.com/mod/forumpro/showthread.php?thread_id=2668925

This one is the loooooooong discussion about all the problems associated with this correction:

See Attached Link

Cool! Thanks, Viv!

BTW - If the gray background bugs your eyes as much as it did mine, everywhere you see the hex color value "#2A2A2A" (a dark gray with red=2A, green=2A and red=2A), just change it to "#000000" and the backgrounds and footer/header will be black. (like UF's rgb in the Grad. Editor where "0,0,0" is black except in this thingie they use two digit hexadecimal code for the r, g and b)

Rick

Attached Link: I cannot post a normal reply here, the text field is locked for me :-(

Thanks Viv for the links. Got it all fixed now.
Marion

Andreas,

I will see if anyone has heard of this.  Is the text field visible?  If so, how does it show that it is locked?  Do you get error messages?

Keep me posted!  If it comes back, let me know.

~Viv

abmlober, Very sorry about your trouble. It's a very clever solution you came up with, however :thumbupboth:. Could you please, as best you can in that little link box, tell us which browser and what version you are using? We'll try to figure this out so you can use the forums again. Thanks! N

Hi williamsn!

thank you for your answer.

I can write today!!!

In my office here I (must) use MSIE, at home I had problems with both Firefox 1.5.0.7 and MSIE.
I do not know what is different today.

My greatest wish for the layout here would be:
A page where I can choose from a colour/font/size picker and set values for site attributes like background, link colour, fonts, font sizes and styles, and so on.
And this page generates CSS code for me.

Wouldn't this be wonderful for all users and just a nice challenge for a programmer?

And those users here who love to write their own CSS should still have the possibility to do like it is just now. And those who work with the setup page should be given the possibility to read the CSS equivalent of their choices.

Kind regards,
Andreas