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09-28-10, 07:41 PM
I'm having this problem on one copy of Firefox only; IE is fine, and every other FF installation that I have on my other units do not replicate this problem.
That said, in short, some (not all) pages will resize themselves to around 95% of their actual size if their WWW. prefix is left in the address bar. Take it out, and the site returns to normal.
The following are two screenshots of the same website layered one over the other. The smaller variant is with the WWW. prefix; the larger has the prefix omitted:
http://www.jaysmarine.com/pageresizing.jpg
To check this further, I also created an .HTML file with nothing but text in it, and uploaded it to my server. Same thing. It resizes everything - text, images, you name it.
I've done countless Google searches to no avail; everyone else is talking about HTML code triggering window resizing (which isn't my problem).
Any insights?
-Kurt
That said, in short, some (not all) pages will resize themselves to around 95% of their actual size if their WWW. prefix is left in the address bar. Take it out, and the site returns to normal.
The following are two screenshots of the same website layered one over the other. The smaller variant is with the WWW. prefix; the larger has the prefix omitted:
http://www.jaysmarine.com/pageresizing.jpg
To check this further, I also created an .HTML file with nothing but text in it, and uploaded it to my server. Same thing. It resizes everything - text, images, you name it.
I've done countless Google searches to no avail; everyone else is talking about HTML code triggering window resizing (which isn't my problem).
Any insights?
-Kurt