Blog breaks up in Firefox

[Cleo]

Now I see what you mean in Firefox.

Removing this from the page fixes it. Something in this code is screwed up.

<object id="player" codebase="index/swflash.cab#version=7,0,0,0" height="402" width="454" align="middle" classid="clsid:d27cdb6e-ae6d-11cf-96b8-444553540000"></p>
<param value="12012" name="_cx" />
<param value="10636" name="_cy" />
<param name="FlashVars" />
<param value="http://flash.givemepink.com/player.swf?MMplayerType=PlugIn&flv_source=http://flash.givemepink.com/lena_trailer.flv&jpg_source=http://images.perfectgonzo.com/mg/content/givemepink.com/lena/movies/images/scene_flv.jpg&moviepart=0&webmasterID=851027&campaign=(none)&exit=y&siteID=19&indexxxed=false&model=lena" name="Movie" />
<param value="http://flash.givemepink.com/player.swf?MMplayerType=PlugIn&flv_source=http://flash.givemepink.com/lena_trailer.flv&jpg_source=http://images.perfectgonzo.com/mg/content/givemepink.com/lena/movies/images/scene_flv.jpg&moviepart=0&webmasterID=851027&campaign=(none)&exit=y&siteID=19&indexxxed=false&model=lena" name="Src" />
<param value="Window" name="WMode" />
<param value="0" name="Play" />
<param value="-1" name="Loop" />
<param value="High" name="Quality" />
<param name="SAlign" />
<param value="0" name="Menu" />
<param name="Base" />
<param value="sameDomain" name="AllowScriptAccess" />
<param value="ShowAll" name="Scale" />
<param value="0" name="DeviceFont" />
<param value="0" name="EmbedMovie" />
<param value="DFE5EF" name="BGColor" />
<param name="SWRemote" />
<param name="MovieData" />
<param value="1" name="SeamlessTabbing" />
<param value="0" name="Profile" />
<param name="ProfileAddress" />
<param value="0" name="ProfilePort" />
<param value="all" name="AllowNetworking" />
<param value="true" name="AllowFullScreen" /></object></p>
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[Useless]

That prick, Preacher, could solve this in seconds. It's a CSS issue in which the encapsulating <div> doesn't always manage to keep all of its babies tucked inside. I have that same problem on a site mine, but I haven't bothered to deal with it yet. It may be a matter of 'clearing' divs or some shit like that.

[Lemmy]

Originally Posted by Cleo

Now I see what you mean in Firefox.

Removing this from the page fixes it. Something in this code is screwed up.

Well waddaya know, that fixed it! Thanks Cleo! I was just about to flush the whole blog down the toilet.

I was much happier before I started using FF and couldn't see stuff like this. Ignorance is bliss.

[Lemmy]

The moral of the story is don't blindly trust whatever code the sponsor provides without checking it an all popular browsers!

[digifan]

Originally Posted by Lemmy

Well waddaya know, that fixed it! Thanks Cleo! I was just about to flush the whole blog down the toilet.

I was much happier before I started using FF and couldn't see stuff like this. Ignorance is bliss.

Cleo is da man. I mean the woman.. so she rocks