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nikki-uk Enthusiast

It doesn't happen everytime but when I click on a post it appears to come up with a blank screen (except for the Celiac.com heading) - but when I scroll down the thread is all squashed up on the left hand side???

It doesn't happen all the time...it seems to be random...and not on the same threads either.Sometimes they come up ok ( with full screen) but I click again and it's gone 'skinny on the left' ?? :blink::blink:

HELP!!!


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Scott Adams Grand Master

I'm not 100% sure what the issue could be, but suspect it could be that you have some type of ad blocking in your fire wall or browser that is creating issues. If you have Zone Alarm, for example, try turning off the ad blocking feature and see if it goes away.

Take care,

Scott

nikki-uk Enthusiast

Thanks for the quick reply Scott but it seems to have sorted itself out all by itself :blink::blink:

Computers are evil!! <_< (to me anyway :lol: )

jerseyangel Proficient

Glad it worked it self out! I have never had that happen before. :)

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