Is it only me or is everyone else having this issue as well. Regularly i am seeing forums all squeezed to the center and loading is very slow.

 

Operating normally for me, but yesterday I saw an odd placement of a Cadillac sidebar ad. Happened once only though

Please note what ads are running when you see the issue

 

When it happened, the width of forum squeezed to the width of the top banner, which is like 1/3 of the screen.

Here is what i'm seeing...it is suppose to be like this?

 

Maybe I'm missing it or you took an incorrect screen shot? That looks normal to me

 

I think his screen shot is inccorect but it happend to me yesterday. The add was directly in the middle of the screen and the actual post was squeezed in towards the middle and you couldnt see any of the options I could normaly click up at the top. But I just cliked back and tried again and it worked fine. If it happens again I will try a screen shot

 

Thanks - do you happen to remember what the ad was?

 

Forum is also loading very slowly for me lately.

 

Here you go DaveGS..

 

I'm getting the yellow triangle on the bottom left cornet of IE with this message. Is someone editting something

 

Thats pretty much how it looked and if i remember correctly i think it was a cadillac add. But i havent had any probs today

 

I'm getting exactly the same thing.....occasionally very slow responses and the ad/forum-centering as in the images shown above.

 

Thanks guys, we put the issue in to be fixed on Friday. When it's happened to me I just refresh a couple of times and it moves on

 

I know the formatting error caused by the ad is still going on albeit infrequently (had it myself this AM). When you see that ad, can you please post the properties / where it goes when you click on it here so we can get it blocked?

Thanks

 

Here ya go just happend to me again but not sure on the add and yes i still use XP FML

 

Thanks - really looking for the details of the ad while it's displayed on your screen like that.

1) right click on the advertisement and select 'copy shortcut' and paste it here / save it off.

2) then click on the ad and capture the URL from your browser where it takes you.

That'll really help us to find out who is sending in the bad ad instructions and get it fixed!