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different display on firefox for ubuntu and windows firefox

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i have desined a web page which is working perfectly on windows version of firefox( with 1024x768 resolution . but when ever i am switching to ubuntu version of firefox Firefox 15) , the design is messing(overlapped or overflowing) please check this site http://www.agnitioacademics.com/arkoprovo/agnitio/contactus.html as an example . i want to know if i have to write different css for ubuntu firefox? or its a bug. I am new to web development . Some one please explain whts the main problem

i have desined a web page which is working perfectly on windows version of firefox( with 1024x768 resolution . but when ever i am switching to ubuntu version of firefox Firefox 15) , the design is messing(overlapped or overflowing) please check this site http://www.agnitioacademics.com/arkoprovo/agnitio/contactus.html as an example . i want to know if i have to write different css for ubuntu firefox? or its a bug. I am new to web development . Some one please explain whts the main problem

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Two common issues with layout are zoom level and minimum font size. You can reset the zoom level using

View > Zoom > Reset

Since it is difficult to picture the problem, could you create a screenshot and attach it to a reply? This article has suggestions: How do I create a screenshot of my problem?

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could you please provide me some information on zoom level?

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This article describes Firefox's zoom feature: Font size and zoom - increase the size of web pages. You can zoom the text of a page by holding the Ctrl key (on Windows, it may be a different key on Linux) and using the mouse wheel, so sometimes you may use zoom inadvertently.

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I'm not seeing any difference on Linux between Firefox and Google Chrome.

Issues with text overlapping can also be caused by using different (larger) fonts or having a default minimum font size that isn't none.

  • Edit > Preferences > Content : Fonts & Colors > Advanced > Minimum Font Size (none)
  • Edit > Preferences > Content : Fonts & Colors > Advanced > [X] "Allow pages to choose their own fonts, instead of my selections above"