>> This is what I see by the time I get near the bottom of the ad:
>>
>> http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b172/Rocket_Science_442/e02f99c6.jpg
>>
>> cannot even see ONE WORD on the screen.
>
>
>Ekkkkkkkkkkkkkkk. No way, no how. That ***did*** not happen to me.



Strange . . I tried the first of the Olds-based auctions this guy has when
I was at work.  Nothing at all like that, and my reaction was much like
Milton's.  That was with Opera 8.54

I come home, and try the first half-dozen or so Olds-based auctions under
that seller, and I get the same thing Chris does!  This is with Firefox
1.5.0.2

A quick perusal of the HTML reveals that there's an improperly closed h3
tag.  Also, it's hard to tell because the HTML is so tangled, but there
appear to be a lot of opened tags that aren't closed, then a line at the
end where they try to close a whole bunch of h1, h2, h3, h5, center, and
font tags all at once.  This, I imagine, is confusing the heck out of the
Mozilla/Firefox page-rendering engine.  If I were to hazard a guess, that is.

Opera, and I would assume, Internet Explorer, both are more forgiving of
such mistakes.  Still, while the HTML is incorrect, I can't imagine why
Mozilla/Firefox would keep making things bigger.

Someone whose expertise is web-pages/web-development could probably spot
the problem more precisely.

        - Joe Vahabzadeh

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