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ThingsGottaChange

(1,200 posts)
Thu Sep 8, 2016, 02:37 PM Sep 2016

What causes pages to open like this?

Just having trouble with this site. http://blackhawks.nhl.com/club/schedule.htm Is it a script thing? How do I fix it? Using Firefox 41.0.2. Yeah, kinda old. I've seen this before and it seemed to always fix itself. Plugins are all updated. Thanks a bunch for any info!


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Almost forgot: GO HAWKS!

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What causes pages to open like this? (Original Post) ThingsGottaChange Sep 2016 OP
Mine opened just fine now. Usually it means the server is dishing up the 'text version' if it's CurtEastPoint Sep 2016 #1
Something else ... the "zoom" setting in the browser can sometimes interfere with the page display. earthshine Sep 2016 #2
Clear your browser cache canetoad Sep 2016 #3
Nope ThingsGottaChange Sep 2016 #4
All Better! nt ThingsGottaChange Sep 2016 #5
Normally it is from an incomplete file download. ManiacJoe Sep 2016 #6
That's what I always thought ThingsGottaChange Sep 2016 #7

CurtEastPoint

(19,184 posts)
1. Mine opened just fine now. Usually it means the server is dishing up the 'text version' if it's
Thu Sep 8, 2016, 02:42 PM
Sep 2016

taking too long to display all the goodies. Sorry for the non technical response.

 

earthshine

(1,642 posts)
2. Something else ... the "zoom" setting in the browser can sometimes interfere with the page display.
Thu Sep 8, 2016, 03:03 PM
Sep 2016

Try resetting to 0 when you have some problems.

ManiacJoe

(10,136 posts)
6. Normally it is from an incomplete file download.
Sun Sep 11, 2016, 05:44 PM
Sep 2016

For example, you get the HTML and JPG files, but the CSS file is damaged or just incomplete.
Usually a server-side problem.

ThingsGottaChange

(1,200 posts)
7. That's what I always thought
Mon Sep 12, 2016, 12:08 AM
Sep 2016

Turns out, for some bizarre reason, the DNS cheat I was using caused it. I got my settings back to original and the website is perfect now.

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