The edit item selection on the listing page is inaccessible in Firefox. The image viewer keeps popping out to the right of the photo when you try to bring you cursor over edit item. Anyone else?
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belmodo Reputation: 48 See belmodo's booth |
Just gave this a go on our side belmodo and it works as it should. May have something to do with your browser (try clearing your browser cache/deleting temp cookies & history).
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bonanzamark Reputation: 1539 See bonanzamark's booth |
OK Mark, thanks. I zoomed the page out and that took the edit item out of the field of the image enlarger. Thanks for the responses guys.
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belmodo Reputation: 48 See belmodo's booth |
I tried a couple of mine, and they worked fine. One of the items did have a larger popout picture that obscured the ‘Edit Item’, but when I scrolled over farther to the right, and came in from that side, the pic backed off and let me in. :D
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BookbinEtc Reputation: 1322 See BookbinEtc's booth |
Just tried one of mine and it work fine as well.
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lowerwholesale Reputation: 516 See lowerwholesale's booth |
Nice catch, Belmodo. I was going to guess that the zoom feature was active in your browser. When it is, the “actual” location of the cursor may vbary from the one you think you see.
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jsgeare Reputation: 197 See jsgeare's booth |
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