2.1.5 RELEASE Now Available
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Same here.
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Same issue over here.
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Refresh your browser and/or empty your cache, there were some css changes in this release.
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Refresh your browser and/or empty your cache, there were some css changes in this release.
UPDATE: this issue does not occur in safari latest version on mavericks or ie in win7.
It does however reoccur in firefox after a refresh , cache clear. As a matter of interest, i had just completed a new installation of linux system for my niece and it too displays the same behaviour in firefox.Something about your new CSS is not firefox friendly.
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Refresh your browser and/or empty your cache, there were some css changes in this release.
UPDATE: this issue does not occur in safari latest version on mavericks or ie in win7.
It does however reoccur in firefox after a refresh , cache clear. As a matter of interest, i had just completed a new installation of linux system for my niece and it too displays the same behaviour in firefox.Something about your new CSS is not firefox friendly.
I'm not having any issues on Firefox for windows or Linux, what version firefox are you running? Did you try hitting CTRL+F5?
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Refresh your browser and/or empty your cache, there were some css changes in this release.
UPDATE: this issue does not occur in safari latest version on mavericks or ie in win7.
It does however reoccur in firefox after a refresh , cache clear. As a matter of interest, i had just completed a new installation of linux system for my niece and it too displays the same behaviour in firefox.Something about your new CSS is not firefox friendly.
I'm not having any issues on Firefox for windows or Linux, what version firefox are you running? Did you try hitting CTRL+F5?
version 30.0 on this machine running kubuntu 14.04 , and on the other new system 31.0 on LXLE 14.04
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More info here: https://blog.pfsense.org/?p=1401
I just upgraded two boxes from 2.1.4 to 2.1.5 and I don't see package info anymore:
mailreport Network Management
No package info, check the forum
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For those with the firefox rendering issue ( yea I had it also) go to /system.php and choose another theme such as "the wall". I have not tried to go back to my original theme yet but was on a wide screen variant…
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Not my call, but wouldn't it had made more sense to place that link under the Help menu? Unless more items/links are to come down the road for that menu bat item
Visibility.
Yes, more menu items will come. A whole set of services in the cloud.
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Same here, Firefox 31 and Chromium Version 35.0.1916.153 Built on Debian 7.5, running on Debian 7.6 (274914).
It is really difficult to select the "System" menu now, is there any solution to fix this issue?
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Everybody that sees this on firefox, hit F5 (forget the cache, request the page again) on the page that you see it. It's simply a cache issue.
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Is that a common name in Cyprus??
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Is that a common name in Cyprus??
Firefox? yeap, except the couple dozen people on the island that still think IE is the best software ever created. A small minority of them strongly believe (and are willing to go as far as physical violence if you disagree) that $deity himself sat down and coded IE.
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Well, if you consider $atan a deity… Then yes.
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I guess not…
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Is that a common name in Cyprus??
Demetrius? not as common as Andreas or Stefan, but yeah.
"jflsakfja"? not so much, but I'll bet he can grab it anywhere he goes.
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AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH!!!!! You butchered my name!!! ;D
Andreas is by far the most common name here.
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@jflsakfja:
AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH!!!!! You butchered my name!!! ;D
Andreas is by far the most common name here.
Oh shit. Sorry!
(Supermule should now rant about my spelling. It's only fair.)
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@jflsakfja:
Everybody that sees this on firefox, hit F5 (forget the cache, request the page again) on the page that you see it. It's simply a cache issue.
Pressing F5 makes no difference.
