themes – naked html with firefox
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I’ve registered a new wordpress.com blog and wanted to get started customizing it. So i began to browse the themes in the presentation section to decide on one of them. None had a preview but good-ole Kubrick. Activating any of the other themes brought me a blog with naked html. So i opened IE, to see wheather it’s a browser problem. It is! But what the hack!? I’m using Firefox 2.0.0.15 under Windows XP Professional. I’ve noticed this problem before, when visiting friendly blogs hosted by wordpress.com. I’m running a wp blog on my own domain, that’s causing no CSS problems with FF. Is this bug fixable? What can i do? I don’t wanna switch to IE each time i’m working with my new wp.com blog, don’t want to frighten off my visitors using FF either. I think this guy had a similar problem, but it’s not solved yet.
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Well, now i have a brand new version of Firefox, lucky me. But unfortunately it doesn’t solve the problem. :( Can anybody else reproduce the bug, or am i the only blogger with naked html problem?
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I have the same version of Firefox for Linux and have no problems.
Do you have any extensions? Have you tried starting FF in safe mode?
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Okay, thanks, it’s one of the filters of Adblock, that caused the problem. The available wp-themes derive from a location similar to http://username.wordpress.com/wp-content/themes/pub/themename/screenshot.png. My Adblock plugin for Firefox filters everthing coming from */pub/*, so i couldn’t see the styles. Thanks for your help! Now i can think about solutions.
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