Page Rendering Muddled

[Allen B]

When I look at this page (like many others) - http://audio.claub.net/software/jbabgy/PCD.html

It looks like this screenshot I took..

https://ibb.co/9pQSSNN

..but the site owner sent me this screenshot of how it should look..

https://ibb.co/9hK7wTx

The only thing I can think is that I have custom font sizes in Firefox.

[BruceAWittmeier]

When I look at this page (like many others) - http://audio.claub.net/software/jbabgy/PCD.html

It looks like this screenshot I took..

https://ibb.co/9pQSSNN

..but the site owner sent me this screenshot of how it should look..

https://ibb.co/9hK7wTx

The only thing I can think is that I have custom font sizes in Firefox.

This is what I see with FF 105.0b9
https://imgbox.com/N5icumIv

Try viewing in trouble shoot mode -- Menu > Help > Troubleshoot mode > restart > Open
Your changes will return after a 2nd restart.

[therube]

(Also fine on my end, 106a.)

[jscher2000]

The position of content blocks dictated by page's style rules do not correspond to the order of content in the HTML. At all. This page is built using a lot of absolution positioning, which is annoying to debug, but should work. Perhaps something in your Firefox modifies how positioned elements are placed on the page. An add-on maybe?

[dickvl]

Modifying the minimum font size can lead to issues with content that is positioned absolutely.
I can replicate this with a minimum font size of 17 or higher.

Settings -> General -> Language and Appearance -> Fonts -> Advanced -> Minimum Font Size (none)

[therube]

I can replicate this with a minimum font size of 17 or higher.

Confirmed.

[bob c]

I had a medical web site that would have some pages that did the exact same thing, along with a couple of other sites.

This stop it. Settings--fonts--advanced--(put check mark in) allow pages to choose their own fonts.

Stopped it on every site, every page.

[Allen B]

Thank you all. Setting the fonts to the default values works but they are too small on my screen (1920x1080). I don't even like the way the page zoom feature works.

It's been this way with Firefox on Linux for as long as I can remember (that I have to enlarge the default fonts), but lately it's been worse on pages.

I've been using Firefox since Netscape in 1996, but it's getting hard to justify. I may have to look around.

In any case I'll pass this info on to the site owner, thanks.

The position of content blocks dictated by page's style rules do not correspond to the order of content in the HTML. At all. This page is built using a lot of absolution positioning, which is annoying to debug, but should work. Perhaps something in your Firefox modifies how positioned elements are placed on the page. An add-on maybe?

[dickvl]

Firefox has a Zoom section in Settings to set the default zoom level for webpages.
Settings -> General -> Language and Appearance -> Zoom