My site is zoomed in
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- Maria Dacus
- Elite Rocketeer
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- not sure what you mean - it looked fine to me. Did you hit the Text Size + button?
- When solved, please modify your original post and add (SOLVED) into the subject AND change your icon to the green check. This helps people know they can find a solution in your post if they have the same problem.
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- shawn springer
- Rocketeer
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- Are you working on a mac or pc? Is this happening with everything (graphics) or just fonts?
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- shawn springer
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I am going to go out on a limb. One of two things. Check to make sure
you have the browser zoom set to 100%.
If it is just in your fonts than you need to change your text size
with the + - buttons.
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- pps
- Jr. Rocketeer
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yea, that was it, my hand slipped across the keypad and zoomed in, but since it only zoomed in that particular website and all the rest were fine it freaked me out. now i know thats a feature of the browser to store it in memory.
thanks
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- pps
- Jr. Rocketeer
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yea, that was it, my hand slipped across the keypad and zoomed in, but since it only zoomed in that particular website and all the rest were fine it freaked me out. now i know thats a feature of the browser to store it in memory.
thanks
btw, why do the pages load slower in Chrome compared to FF
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- shawn springer
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Hmm good question, my guess would be that they employ different
rendering engines and the fox is just better at graphic recall.
Will do some research on that one.
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