Website layout looks distorted and text overlaps on Firefox but works fine in Chrome.
Hi everyone,
I'm having a frustrating layout issue specifically when using Firefox (both on desktop and mobile). When I try to load a menu page I frequently visit, like this online [sheetz menu](https://sheetzmenuguide.com/), the fonts are overlapping, and the pricing tables are completely misaligned.
It makes the text almost unreadable, and some buttons are clipped off the edge of the screen. However, when I open the exact same link in Google Chrome or Safari, the site renders perfectly and everything is aligned correctly.
I have already tried clearing my browser cache and cookies, and I even disabled my extensions to see if an ad-blocker was causing it, but the issue persists. Is there a known rendering bug in the current Firefox build causing CSS grid or flexbox elements to break on certain sites?
Any suggestions on how to fix this on my end would be greatly appreciated!
All Replies (2)
Rahul, might it be a zoom issue? If you go to View > Zoom and select "Actual Size" does that help?
Also, if you need to use zoom, is "Zoom Text Only" checked or unchecked? And does setting it the other way before zooming help?
Another suggestion is to try Troubleshoot Mode (this can be accessed from the Help menu). This mode does more than disable add-ons, which I see that you have already tried, so it might be worth testing.
Please attach a screenshot of the issue you're having, and also explain the details of your systems/versions as the Windows user agent here is not a platform that can run any maintained Safari version to be able to compare like–to–like.