2 Problems With Firefox on my main computer.

The first one is that the left side of certain pages are indented and
are not accessible and the add reply button is unable to be used. On my
main computer, I tried with both NoScript and Adblock Plus disabled and
it still does it.
Here is what I get in Firefox
http://h1.ripway.com/DSgamby/leftsideisunaccessable.JPG
Here is what I should be getting
http://h1.ripway.com/DSgamby/leftsideisaccessable.JPG

The second one is an unknown image that I can not block or anything. On
my main computer, I tried with both NoScript and Adblock Plus disabled
and it still does it.
Here is what I get in Firefox
http://h1.ripway.com/DSgamby/unknownspacetaker.JPG
Here is what I should be getting
http://h1.ripway.com/DSgamby/unknownspacetakergone.JPG

Anyone know what addon is causing this or how to fix it?

Thanks
Dan

 

Without knowing what the specific URLs are it's hard to be certain, but
I'd suspect bad html on the remote sites. Have you tried running them
through the W3C html validator (http://validator.w3.org) and sending the
results to the site maintainer(s) of the problem pages?

 

I do not think the problem is the sites as I do not get the same problem
on my laptop using the same Firefox.

The sites are
http://www.sportsgamer.com/forums/forum966/
and
http://forums.cmt.ca/boards/index.php?s=1bdbed7dd4dbf99d00e30759f115b850&act=idx
when you reply to a thread

Thanks for the help though.

 

In that case, I'd try Firefox in safe mode to see if it works that way.
If it does, disable any extensions one at a time to see if you can
isolate where the problem is.

 

Does the same thing in safe mode.

It is not a big problem even though I prefer not to use IE to check the
CMT Canada Forums.

I had a problem like this before but it just went away by itself.

Thanks for the help though
Dan

 

Ok, try creating a new profile and see if it works there.

 

I am on my laptop now and the missing left happens on the CMT Canada
messageboard on certain threads before replying in it but not on
others and also, not on the reply of the thread that it does it.

Strange


I prefer not to create a new profile unless there is a way to create
one without deleting the old one.


Thanks
Dan

 

Yes, you can have as many profiles as you want. Start firefox with the
"-ProfileManager" switch and you will get a menu of your existing
profiles and an option to create a new one.

 

since the OP is using windows, the best way is to close FF, then click
on the windows start button, then run, and enter, exactly:

firefox.exe -p

this will start the FF profile manager

 

That work.

Thanks for both of your help.
Dan