I'm implementing the Authorize.net Accept Hosted form, which seems to work fine.
I understand that there are basically zero options for style/formatting customizations, but there is an issue I'm seeing on MacOS in Chrome (seems OK in FF/Safari) where the text for the 'Billing Country' is offset and overlaping the label for the select box:
Is this a known issue and/or is there a way to fix it?
Unfortunately I don't think you can fix it on your end. This is a CSS issue that surfaced with a recent Chrome release, it started with Google Chrome version 86.0.4240.75, previous versions of Chrome and other browsers does not shows this issue.
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I am using the Advanced Custom fields plugin in wordpress, and whenever I modify text fields on posts in chrome, wordpress appends <div id="level-access-access-assistant-highlight-container"> to the end of my text. Doesn't really do anything except pop up as a lighthouse error telling me I have multiple elements with the same id.
Issue comes up on the latest versions of chrome, but doesn't happen in firefox/edge/ie
Has anyone else had this issue? Is there anything I can do to change it?
LINK: here
"Issue comes up on the latest versions of chrome, but doesn't happen in
firefox/edge/ie"
Then it may not be a server side issue but instead "id" is being inserted by a browser extension/add-on (to identify accessibility issues???) in your own Chrome browser. Check what browser extensions/add-ons you have installed for Chrome and try deactivating them.
I have a problem with the inspector in Firefox browser. After some time of use, in the "rules" tab, system don't want to show me CSS syntax suggestions. After switching the inspector off and on, everything returns back to normal, but ... again ... after a few moments, the system stops showing me syntax hints.
with syntax hints without syntax hints
after a couple of minutes
Is there any FIX for this? I'm using newest "FireFox Developer Edition" (same thing on normal "Firefox").
UPDATE:
I discovered that inspector starts to work improperly when I restart a page which I have been "inspecting".
Are you using Firefox Developer Edition 41.0a2? It appears to have possibly been a bug that is being corrected.
I can confirm this happens in Firefox 40.0.2.
I also saw this in Firefox Developer Edition 41.0a2.
I updated Firefox Developer Edition to 42.0a2 and am no longer able to recreate this phenomenon.
Install firebug plugin for firefox. Ita a very good debugger tool. After installing enable it and right click on page and do "inspect element with firebug"
I've recently completed my first custom-built Wordpress website, based on Automattic's Toolbox theme, and am in the process of testing it. I'm having some strange issues with IE 6-8 which I've not experienced before - the entire navigation bar, including the background colour, disappears leaving only the logo. None of the navigation links show up, nor does the button which triggers the menu dropdown on small screen sizes.
The website is http://fpsl.eu , and I'm pretty much stumped. I don't think it's a JS issue since it works fine in Firefox and Chrome without JS. An HTML5 shiv comes preinstalled with Toolbox so I don't think it's a compatibility issue in that respect...but maybe I'm wrong, and I don't know how to check!
(I'm using Browserstack to test and am actually wondering if its rendering is accurate - my portfolio website which I tested extensively a few months ago - www.dearjackalope.com - is now causing Browserstack's IE virtual machine to hang, despite my having made no major changes other than adding content - this is a separate issue I guess, but it makes me unsure as to whether all my sites are breaking at once or if it's just Browserstack being moody!)
I am checking your site(http://fpsl.eu/) in ie7,8 and 9. It's working properly.
1) Fix your markup code errors; they may not be the whole trouble, but fix them first: [Invalid] Markup Validation of fpsl.eu - W3C Markup Validator. Scroll down in the validation report to see line numbers and source code. Start fixing the code errors and revalidate.
2) You need native IE7+ - not Browsershots - to fully test IE. Find a Windows PC to test with and use F12 dev tools in IE to emulate other versions.
3) Forget IE6; it's dead.
Whenever I right click to inspect element in Firebug on Firefox, it gives me this "*::-moz-progress-bar" CSS listed before the element I inspected. Anyone know what this is and how to get rid of?
There's an option on the Firebug Style ▼ drop-down menu to Show User Agent CSS, you must of accidentally enabled it recently.
The current version of Firebug (reportedly started in version 1.11.3) has a bug where it incorrectly displays numerous User Agent CSS at the top of the list. If you've been using the "Show User Agent CSS" option for a while now and this problem just started, you're most likely experiencing this bug.
Give it some time, as the bug was only posted today (5/16/2013). Hopefully the Firebug developers will release a fixed version within a few days.
And as the other poster said, you can always disable the showing of all User Agent CSS. Though as stated in the bug report (link below), it may still appear in certain cases.
Bug Report: http://code.google.com/p/fbug/issues/detail?id=6451
Bug Discussion: https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!topic/firebug/5vwmU-IEkbc
I've noticed a strange behavior in two different sites when using IE8.
The first site is in the site that I maintain xebra.com.
The second site is google analytics.
The behavior is that when an address is typed directly into the address bar of IE8, both sites display correctly,
But when one of the sites has already been loaded, and you press the refresh button or F5 key, the layout gets all screwed up:
See screenshots here: here
Something is causing IE8 to render in 'quirks mode' which causes the breakage.
You can duplicate this by browsing to your site in IE8 and selecting Tools > Developer Tools > Document Mode > Quirks Mode.
Make sure your document is always being served in standards mode.
EDIT My original answer had 'compatability mode' where it should have read 'quirks mode' - the two are different.
JS.Companion was what was causing this odd bug, and not IE8. Phew!
http://www.my-debugbar.com/wiki/CompanionJS/HomePage
I spent the whole morning trying to figure out what was going on, I removed companion.js and bingo my site is perfect! thanks for this.
That's really strange. I don't have the problem on my computer with Companion.JS installed and http://www.xebra.com/ web page (under Vista SP1).
I would be happyto correct the Companion.JS bug that generates this problem if you can provide more information about the problem.