Pull down menu display

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nagan
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Pull down menu display

Post by nagan »

Here
The pull down menu is truncated with NS on.
On a clean profile..
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With NS on..
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Re: Pull down menu display

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Confirmed in a clean default profile with a default NS 1.9.8.1 as the only extension.

The second screenshot is confusing wrt the description: there appear to be other extensions besides NS installed, and the NS settings appear to be customised.
If the object of the report is to help Giorgio to fix stuff, it's going to be more helpful to him to eliminate any effects of other extensions by illustrating the effects of NS only.

This is a NS-only, clean profile test:
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2605/382 ... 04d07a.jpg
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Re: Pull down menu display

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Unconfirmed.
If you remove NoScript & then manually disable JavaScript (in your browser), you get the same results.

So it is not a NoScript issue, but a web page coding issue.
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Re: Pull down menu display

Post by Alan Baxter »

Unconfirmed too. All you have to do to get the menus to display properly is Allow just the top level site. Standard Operating Procedure for problematic sites, if I recall correctly. By the way, that site is a real CPU hog and consequently painful to test.
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