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CSS

Posted by Luis Dominguez
Luis Dominguez
3,516 Points

<div> has size 0x-2?

A div I'm using on my website shows up offline, but breaks online. Any reason for that? It's the div with the id "adspace": http://luisdominguez.xyz/temp2/weirdslogans.com/t-shirts/random-is-the-new-plan.html

Also, is there any reason why a webpage would appear differently locally vs. online? I've been having that inconsistency recently. Using Firefox to test, Sublime Text as an editor. Thanks.

1 Answer

Pedro Ferrari
Pedro Ferrari
14,295 Points

Are you using some kind of adblock by any chance?

There are a ton of motives why a website might be different online vs offline. Often we have plugins, extensions, addons or even malware's that only work while navigating in a hosted environment.

. Try changing the ID of your div to something other than "ads" and see if it work, I am not quite sure how all adblocks work, but it is worth a shot ;)

Luis Dominguez
Luis Dominguez
3,516 Points

I'm honestly laughing at how funny this is, I am using adblock. I should probably change the name of that div, thanks!