Problem With Opera Browser

[rohitsuk]

Does anybody know why this happens with the homepage of TV and one or two other sites, when using the Opera browser.  I have reported it to them but it persists.

Opera_prob.doc

[Plus]

Try to switch to "user mode" in View menu and see what happens - if all content is there, it's a display issue (not your display, the way opera shows Thaivisa).

If the content is missing, it's something else.

You can try to reload Thavisa CSS files manually:

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/style_images...ges/css_rte.css

and

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/style_images/css_17.css

That should refresh the corrupted copy held in your cache.

[rohitsuk]

Try to switch to "user mode" in View menu and see what happens - if all content is there, it's a display issue (not your display, the way opera shows Thaivisa).

If the content is missing, it's something else.

You can try to reload Thavisa CSS files manually:

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/style_images...ges/css_rte.css

and

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/style_images/css_17.css

That should refresh the corrupted copy held in your cache.

Thanks for this but I tried and still the same so I guess the problem is with Opera as it is fine with Chrome, Explorer and Firefox.  Opera does the same thing with the Categories page of BBC Iplayer.

Regards - Rohitsuk

[Plus]

You can't possibly get the same look if you switch between user/author modes. User mode you can tweak yourself via Preferences/Content menu.

I understand that the problem is with Opera, I'm just trying to figure out what is wrong exactly.

[Plus]

Or you can look into the page source (Ctrl-U), if the page looks like it's complete, then the problem could really be with one of those ads or hit-counters. You could turn on progress bar, reload the page, and see where it gets stuck.

You can block them by directly editing urlfilter.ini or via right click-block content/details. Blocking them would solve your problem permanently.