Existing threads here http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=4&topicid=189191 and http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=4&topicid=189011

This happens in two situations:

- an image which is too large and the browser doesn't follow the max-width:100% CSS and
- Someone uses a PRE tag to use fixed width characters to draw a diagram. Browsers do not wrap the PRE content around so if it doesn't fit on the width of your screen it just breaks it (your case).

freitasm:

 

This happens in two situations:

 

- an image which is too large and the browser doesn't follow the max-width:100% CSS and
- Someone uses a PRE tag to use fixed width characters to draw a diagram. Browsers do not wrap the PRE content around so if it doesn't fit on the width of your screen it just breaks it (your case).

 

 

 

Thanks Freitasm.  That post has a PRE tag so that will be why

I will look into it later.

Freitasm,

I don't see this problem at work on IE11
(reasonably well patched, fully slowed down with ad-blockers &c., and all behind a reverse proxy content filter, SSL MITM, track-and-log everything setup),

but I do see it at home with Firefox
(fully patched, maybe v43?) - and that is on a PC, not a mobile device. I noticed it on several threads over the weekend.

Mike

Firefox is the problem.