Is 'Adright' a reserved word somewhere?

12-06-2008

In the page below, any class name starting with "adRight" (case
sensitive) renders the div invisible - but only using FF3 when served
via my WAMP setup. If I view the same code in FF3 as a file rather
than through WAMP, it displays fine. It also displays fine with IE7
both viewed as a file or via WAMP.

Can anyone shed any light?

<html>
<head></head>
<body>
<div>ONE</div>
<div class="adRight">TWO</div>
<div class="adRight123123123">THREE</div>
<div class="adLeft">FOUR</div>
<div>FIVE</div>
</body>
</html>

[I would expect to see divs ONE to FIVE. With FF3 through Apache, I
see ONE FOUR FIVE.]

12-06-2008

wrote:
> In the page below, any class name starting with "adRight" (case
> sensitive) renders the div invisible - but only using FF3 when served
> via my WAMP setup. If I view the same code in FF3 as a file rather
> than through WAMP, it displays fine. It also displays fine with IE7
> both viewed as a file or via WAMP.
>
> Can anyone shed any light?
>
> <html>
> <head></head>
> <body>
> <div>ONE</div>
> <div class="adRight">TWO</div>
> <div class="adRight123123123">THREE</div>
> <div class="adLeft">FOUR</div>
> <div>FIVE</div>
> </body>
> </html>
>
> [I would expect to see divs ONE to FIVE. With FF3 through Apache, I
> see ONE FOUR FIVE.]

Whenever something is unexpectedly invisible and the word "ad" or
"banner" is involved, I have learned to suspect Norton Ad-blocker or
some similar software. I don't know why it would leave "adLeft"
untouched, though.

12-06-2008

On 06 Dec 2008, Harlan Messinger <>
wrote:

> wrote:
>> In the page below, any class name starting with "adRight" (case
>> sensitive) renders the div invisible - but only using FF3 when served
>> via my WAMP setup. If I view the same code in FF3 as a file rather
>> than through WAMP, it displays fine. It also displays fine with IE7
>> both viewed as a file or via WAMP.
>>
>> Can anyone shed any light?
>>
>> <html>
>> <head></head>
>> <body>
>> <div>ONE</div>
>> <div class="adRight">TWO</div>
>> <div class="adRight123123123">THREE</div>
>> <div class="adLeft">FOUR</div>
>> <div>FIVE</div>
>> </body>
>> </html>
>>
>> [I would expect to see divs ONE to FIVE. With FF3 through Apache, I
>> see ONE FOUR FIVE.]
>
> Whenever something is unexpectedly invisible and the word "ad" or
> "banner" is involved, I have learned to suspect Norton Ad-blocker or
> some similar software. I don't know why it would leave "adLeft"
> untouched, though.

Maybe the app's a southpaw.

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