On May 22, 2008, at 11:14 AM, Jinx wrote:

>> Haven't looked at the page source HTML to see what font
>> they claim to be using, but other web sites seem to have a font
>> that is acceptable for size, where theirs isn't
>
> Attached is a 16-color Before / After from this evening. Before
> is how it's been for years, and I'll happily read that
>
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Jinx,

Seems to me like you're having trouble loading all the CSS that should  =

be loaded. Don't know how much you would like to dig into it, but if  =

you have a look in nzheraldStyles.css under the heading /*** Feature -  =

level 3 ***/ that seems to be the section that controls the smaller  =

articles at least (like the one you posted a screenshot of).

Now this will be easier if you have FF and the WebDeveloper plugin  =

installed, but if you remove this line:

div.feature-level3 img {	float:left;	margin:3px 0 5px 10px; /* Margin- =

top to move in line with beginning of text */	}

.. from the css file, the little article seems to be more like the  =

wrong layout that you are seeing, indicating that some portions of the  =

style sheets are not being loaded. You obviously get some of the CSS,  =

otherwise the page would have looked more like the piclist.com  =

pages :) Very simple that is... (No offense to the admins, i like  =

simple / no-frills pages ;) )

I have seen this problem with other pages as well, but only when the  =

client uses IE. A refresh usually brings back the proper CSS.

best regards,
=D8yvind

(back to lurking?)
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