new tables are broken on firefox in linux OS

Since the last change thats what i see:

Clearly the divs are causing some problems on firefox under linux.

I dont like chrome , so i haven't tested on it, but everything was always fine with firefox ( for years). Never had any issue, except for that last 'upgrade'. This issue should be anyway quite easy to fix, its just a css sizing incompatibility.

Hi guys. I'm really sorry you're having issues on Linux with the new changes. Can you guys please let me know what version of Firefox & Linux you're using? 

@petrip- Is the sound issue site-wide, or only in a specific section (live chess, online chess, tactics, etc)

Thanks for the information as usual!

firefox 24. heres a screenshot witht he details:

Which page/url are you seeing that on?

hm.. dont remember exactly where i got that picture but its the same story in all forum posts or vote chess where someone add a game. I can make an example in this thread:

heres what I see after submitting:

more infos  (i triied to debug the issue):

Since the problem seem related to the ".chessDiagramDiv" css class  (localted in common.css) i asked the browser to save the full page ( in order to get all the stuff ), but once i open the page locally everything is works just fine. O_o

Ok.. mistery solved. I had to clear all the cache in the browser. It seems that i had some css cached that was incompatible with the new pages.

For who does not know how to clear cache:

edit-> preferences -> privacy -> "clear your recent history" and delete everything.

Be aware that if you have some password saved in the browser, you will delete them, so the next tiome you go to the page you have to login again.

@petrip: there is an easy way to see if its a caching problem or not.

on firefox: File-> save page as -> and save it locally (for example in your desktop or homedir). Then doubleclick on the local html page ad see if the table shows correctly. Beware to not look at the screenshots.. its obvious that you willl still see them wrong. ;-)

If the local page works properly then is a css cached issue.

I had the same issue, and submitted sa ticket. Igt resolved itself before I got feedback The feedback indicated it might be something to do with the zoom function.In FF, try playing around with CTRL+ and CTRL-, it replicates the problem for me. Zooming out a little seems to fix it..