+7Is anyone else having this issue using chrome, with version 8.61? The last item in that "headder" row wraps below and often overlays over other items.
Everything displays alright with Safari - so I guess I'll have to use that if it bothers me too much.
Best answer by JRM
Using the inspector and looking it looks like an addition of a "width: 100%;" to the css to the "ul.tabnav" in the "Master.css" would resolve the issue (at least for chrome browser)
It's possible I had an older cache of the Master.css that finally got updated the today.
It looks like you can uncomment the "width: 900px;" from the file: /Library/Tomcat/webapps/ROOT/theme/Master.css
Probably not supported - though unlikely to do much harm
+2Same here...
+35I've had it since 8.6. I just figured it was a font issue on my system...hmm, now I know it's not.
+14I'm also having this issue.
+23I'm having it on 8.6...
i just reloaded a the system yesterday and did a fresh install of chrome Version 22.0.1229.79
+7I know I definitely didn't have the issue with 8.6.
I swear today is the first day I have seen the issue, but we updated to 8.61 late last week.
wonky.
+7Using the inspector and looking it looks like an addition of a "width: 100%;" to the css to the "ul.tabnav" in the "Master.css" would resolve the issue (at least for chrome browser)
It's possible I had an older cache of the Master.css that finally got updated the today.
It looks like you can uncomment the "width: 900px;" from the file: /Library/Tomcat/webapps/ROOT/theme/Master.css
Probably not supported - though unlikely to do much harm
+4I am having the same issue.....
contacted account manager and they have recognized it as a defect (D-003183). They say it is slated to be addressed in an upcoming release.
Only workaround they say is to use another browser.
+12A me too on the glitch.
I have a bit of a suspicion that the problem was introduced by a Chrome update though. I've been running 8.6 for a couple of weeks with no problem until it started rendering strangely today. Was using Chrome the whole time, but since it auto-updates itself, and I haven't changed my JSS recently, and Firefox and Safari work fine, I suspect that the newest Chrome update introduced the issue.
+35Looks like this was a Chrome issue and not a JSS issue. My display is working fine now:
Version 23.0.1271.17 beta
Anyone else confirm?
+5I can confirm that the issue is still there with JSS 8.62 and Chrome 22.0.1229.94 (Which is current as of today). So issue D-003183 was not addressed in 8.62.
+18although sometimes it is nice to have facebook be completely blank so i don't have to see the dumb comments some of my friends make.
+35I seriously think this is a Chrome issue and not a JAMF issue. The current version of Chrome that I am running (under 10.8.2) is 23.0.1271.26 and I am no longer seeing the issue.
+23I seriously think this is a Chrome issue and not a JAMF issue. The current version of Chrome that I am running (under 10.8.2) is 23.0.1271.26 and I am no longer seeing the issue.
I agree. I also just updated to version 23 and yeah no more problems.
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