I have recently switched from Firefox 60 (Legacy) to the most recent version of Firefox and Chrome for testing in Ghost Inspector. Since switching the following method of targetting is not working anymore:
xpath=//link[#rel='search']/#href
The element can no longer be found by Ghost Inspector. Below works fine but is not what I want:
xpath=//link[#rel='search']
I've tried searching through Ghost Inspector, Chrome and Firefox documentation but cannot find a clue as to why this is not working. Both variations target the string just fine when testing in developer tools.
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I am using iframe tag and adding Spotify playlist url in src, see the example below:
<iframe class="myspotify-iframe" src="https://open.spotify.com/embed/playlist/3p5lcgvL0wxDeu32u3prL1" title="Spotify playlist" frameborder="0" allowtransparency="true" allow="encrypted-media">
</iframe>
above code is working fine in chrome, firefox & safari. But the playlist is not loading in IE11.
Any suggestion how this issue can be fixed ?
That website may no longer be compatible with IE11.
Don't make your websites compatible with IE11, or else you won't be able to use recent web standards without a lot of hacks. IE11 was released in 2013, 7 years before 2020.
I try to check the Spotify official docs to check the browser support.
I come to know by visiting this link that Spotify web player supported by Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Opera, and Safari browser.
So it looks like the IE browser is not supported and this is the reason that your playlist is not loading in the IE browser.
The issue is not related to an iframe. If you directly try to open the page in the IE browser then you can notice that it will show an error in the console.
I suggest trying to use the new MS Edge browser can help you to avoid the issue.
i create this page:
http://fortune.beejayjayn.de/
If you open it on windows in any browser, everything is working fine. Every Browser except Safari is fine on Mac.
If you open the page in Safari 6+ (Edit:after some testing it seems to be a problem on Chrome to => seems to be webkit related?) on Mac this happens:
http://imgur.com/a/UBZPU
It seems like every descending style is not working...
I tried to:
remove "-webkit-transform: translate3d(0,0,0);" => not the solution
I just compared a working css with the not working one. Anything that seems fishy?
my Joomla website work's on some IE10 , but it's not working properly on some IE10 and bellow. how can I find the problem
The problem is with the debug option in the IE10. previously i had used the IE7 standard. now i switch over to IE9 standard and its working fine. you can find this option with F12 key
I'm using the glyphicons pro library for my website and I noticed that on my MBP Retina, they show up as hi-res on Chrome, but not FF (even though FF says it's up-to-date). Here are a couple of screenshots (first one is FF):
Any idea what's going on?
You might be using a Web accelerator addon in Firefox that could cause this pixelation. Try disabling that plugin and see if it works.
If thats not the case then your Firefox may be running in 256 color mode, for details see Website colors are wrong.
Another possibility - check the properties of the shortcut you use to load Firefox (right-click, then Properties). Under the Compatibility tab, make sure nothing is selected.
or Maybe your screen res changes in FireFox, see this
i want to install firebug on IE.can you give me the links for free download of firebug
You could use
firebug lite. That works on IE (6+).
Firebug is firefox addin and you cannot install it on IE. IE Developer tools are the closest you will get to Firebug for IE.
There is something called Firebug Lite which works on IE.
this is the IE developer toolbar link http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyID=95e06cbe-4940-4218-b75d-b8856fced535 as firebug cannot be installed to IE
Firebug is free, but however is not designed for use with IE, it's actually a Firefox addon (Hence the name), if you want to get it for firefox (I highly reccomend this) then you can get it from:
GetFireBug.Com
However, if you want a decent equivelant for use within IE, firebug lite is a script based version you can use on your pages to give you the same inspection capabillities from any browser you choose, more Here