Strange Issue with all browsers - drop down menu displays incorrectly only on my mac

When i go to my company's website and hover over any of the drop down menus in the horizontal navigation, the menu displays incorrectly. It does this in all browsers I've tried, Firefox, Chrome and Safari. This only happens on my mac. I've tested it on several other computers. Any ideas? This is what it looks like in all of my browsers:


Visit the site yourself and try it and you will see that all the images and text align the way they should. Could it be that I need a javascript update? I'm at a loss.

Please help.

Thanks!

Looks fine here:



I'm on a 2009 MBP with the latest Safari and Mountain Lion. You didn't mention what system you're running etc.

Looks fine to me too in Firefox. Try clearing your caches or option-clicking the refresh button.

RE: Looks fine

I'm running Mac OS X 10.7.5. I cleared my cache multiple times and have restarted before I came to this forum for assistance. Like I said, it's happening to me in Safari, Firefox and Chrome. I even reinstalled Firefox to no avail.

My only consolation is that it's not broken for the rest of the world, but If that were the case I could have easily fixed it. This, I'm hypothesizing has something to do with my system. The only thing new I've installed recently is a printer driver.

Thanks for your replies.

Tried it on 3 different Macs here - 13" MB, 13" MBA and 15" MBP.
All are fine - 2 running 10.7 and one running 10.8.

What resolution is your screen set at?
However, changing to various lower resolutions here did not provide the same affect you're seeing.

Do you have anything in Universal Access turned on?

Have you changed the minimum font size of your browsers?

bobtomay said:

Have you changed the minimum font size of your browsers?

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That's what usually messes things up for me.

It won't be font size in the browser settings - I just tried it and the arrangement was fine. And, I may be wrong here, but I get the feeling that CSS may override browser settings and it's possible that the font size is controlled by a stylesheet.

I, like the others, have no problem with the drop down menu. The fact that this happens across browsers and nowhere else is really confusing. Do you happen to have any one extension installed for each of those browsers?

Resolution, Universal access and min fonts

bobtomay said:

Tried it on 3 different Macs here - 13" MB, 13" MBA and 15" MBP.
All are fine - 2 running 10.7 and one running 10.8.

What resolution is your screen set at?
However, changing to various lower resolutions here did not provide the same affect you're seeing.

Do you have anything in Universal Access turned on?

Have you changed the minimum font size of your browsers?

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1920 x 1080 - I did try changing the resolution this morning and I already checked that universal access was off. I haven't changed the font size recently although Firefox tends to make all of my fonts bold. This has never effected the drop down menu before though.

Solved!

vansmith said:

It won't be font size in the browser settings - I just tried it and the arrangement was fine. And, I may be wrong here, but I get the feeling that CSS may override browser settings and it's possible that the font size is controlled by a stylesheet.

I, like the others, have no problem with the drop down menu. The fact that this happens across browsers and nowhere else is really confusing. Do you happen to have any one extension installed for each of those browsers?

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Ding ding ding ding!!!! It was an extension/add on. I disabled all of them in Firefox and Chrome which did the trick. Safari I only had one extension "Youtube Downloader" enabled and once I removed it everything went back to normal.

Thank you everyone this was driving me crazy!!!

Now that seems pretty strange that the youtube downloader would have that effect.

I know that I did not install it across all of my browsers manually so it must've installed itself into chrome and safari. It's weird because I could've sworn that the very first thing I did (after realizing it wasn't broken css) was to disable my Firefox add-ons which initially didn't work.

Now that you've got the site displaying correctly, I'd try installing the youtube downloader just to see if it does it again. Then perhaps grab FastestTube instead.