NAV turns invisible but links work on Chrome on this ONE page (Version 104.0.5112.80 64-bit)
All other pages AOK
Tested on Safari, Firefox and Edge no problem
https://www.neuropacalm.com/news
There are older solutions here for Google Font issues - but why this ONE page. Any help appreciated.
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there is a bug regarding scrolling when opening https://www.streampicker.de/ with the Brave Browser. After scrolling down a bit, the website jumps back to the top.
Video to show it in action: https://www.dropbox.com/s/37suikq9awxix7c/StreamPicker%20-%20Brave%20Browser%20-%20Scrolling.mov?dl=0
It works perfectly with all other browsers including Chrome. Brave is on the latest version with no other external extensions installed.
Any ideas what could cause that problem and how to fix it - in the browser or in the code of the website itself?
Thanks!
Recently I have been reading bootstrap from their official page and noticed a bug in firefox browser. When I visited http://getbootstrap.com/getting-started/ and scrolled to the very bottom then clicking on back to top link took the page to its top but it didn't remove the fixed position of the right side menu.
Is this a bug in firefox browser? Does firefox sometimes not remove position fixed? I am using Firefox 49.0.1 on windows 10.
I've used both Firefox and Firefox Developer Edition (last version) to enter that page and the fixed position looks well for me. Maybe your browser needs an update. What version do you have? I have Firefox 49.0.2 and Firefox Developer Edition 51.0a2.
I have this really weird problem. Our Tumblr blog home page http://blog.wigo.us doesn't scroll in Chrome on iOS. It scrolls just fine in any browser on desktop, any browser on Android and in Safari on iOS. But the latest version of Chrome in iOS8 just refuses to scroll the page.
The effect is basically like somebody put overflow:hidden on body element and gave it width=100%, height=100%. I looked through CSS of the theme and didn't find anything suspicious. I even run iPhone emulation in Google Developer tools - everything works just fine.
It would be awesome if someone had a similar problem and could point me in the right direction.
I am helping a friend with his site and I am using IE, Chrome and firefox as well as safari to make sure the site is multi browser compatible. Chrome, IE and Safari all show the menu to be as it should but firefox adds 10 pixels between the menu and the slider. I tried to find the source of the error using chrome and mozilla developer tools, and I cannot see where it is comming from. Here is the link
Adding a negative margin to the div containging the slider resolved my issue.
I'm working on a site that has a fixed position "sticky sidebar" with issues on Chrome on Mac OS X.
The culprit is the #sidebar which changes to fixed positioning via jQuery once the page hits 198 pixels. The big mystery is the sidebar works as intended on our category page http://buyitalready.com/c/health-and-beauty but not the front page http://buyitalready.com/
I've inspected the code with a diff tool and to my knowledge it's pretty much the same markup.
It was working fine until, I suspect, Chrome 16 was released. I've currently tested it on the latest Chrome, Firefox, and Safari, and it seems to be broken only on Chrome.
Any help is appreciated! Many thanks.