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Jakob Lithner
Jakob Lithner

Reputation: 4416

Chrome version 48 broke my website layout

Long time ago I developed a website. It is now slightly old in its design, but it has been working fine. I realize I need to come up with something new, but since it is functional I have kept it.

To my large surprise parts of the page layout suddenly collapsed last week! Some div sections just don't show up. Even more surprising is that the problem only exists in Chrome. In Safari, Internet Explorer 11 and Edge it still looks fine.

I am not very skilled in CSS so I just can't figure out what is wrong. Is the standard changed and Chrome is more compliant? Or did Chrome just introduce a change that caused negative sideeffects?

Maybe some of you CSS gurus can just glance and detect a stupid mistake in my layout?

The site is in Swedish, but that should not be a problem. When comparing the layout in Chrome and something else it should be obvious that all the sidepanels on the right are collapsed/invisible in Chrome with only the titles left.

This is the url: http://www.sandeslatt.se

All suggestions are very much appreciated!

Upvotes: 0

Views: 163

Answers (1)

ndugger
ndugger

Reputation: 7531

The class name on your elements has the word "adBox" in it, and your adblocker is setting them to display: none -- It has nothing to do with Chrome.

Try renaming your class to something without "ad" in it. I know it's silly, but it's how adblock does a lot of the "blocking"

Upvotes: 4

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