Firefox displays my WordPress junk removal website differently from Chrome
I maintain a WordPress website for a local junk removal business, and I am trying to make sure the site works consistently across browsers. The website is: junkremovalbea… (xem thêm)
I maintain a WordPress website for a local junk removal business, and I am trying to make sure the site works consistently across browsers.
The website is:
I noticed that the site behaves differently in Firefox compared with Chrome. The main content loads, but some parts of the page do not behave or display exactly the same way in Firefox.
The site uses WordPress with a theme and some custom HTML/CSS/JavaScript blocks. Because of that, I am wondering whether this could be related to Firefox handling a particular CSS or JavaScript feature differently rather than being a WordPress issue itself.
I have already tried the basic checks: - refreshed the page - cleared the browser cache - tested the same page in Chrome - checked the page in a private Firefox window
Chrome gives me the expected result, while Firefox is where I notice the inconsistent behavior.
I would like to understand how to troubleshoot this properly in Firefox rather than simply changing the website code blindly.
Is there a Firefox troubleshooting method or developer-tool check you would recommend for identifying whether the problem is caused by JavaScript, CSS, browser settings, or an extension?
The site is a live local-service website, so I would also appreciate any advice on how to identify the exact element causing the difference without disabling unrelated functionality.
Thanks in advance. I am happy to provide the specific page, screenshot, or console information if that would help reproduce the issue.