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Old 12-04-2008, 07:29 AM   #1
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Default Dremel add covering up drop down menu options

As I'm typing this I notice that when I drop the menus down that are above the hover-pop Dremel add their options drop down behind the add where you can't read them.

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Old 12-04-2008, 09:49 AM   #2
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I agree that it is really annoying. It appears that it drops down if you touch the right third of the add with your mouse and also the ad at the right moves over the edge of the post if you touch the lower portion of that add. They should have to create a highlited word or something that you could easily avoid. I really hate active ads that can obscure the post area.
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Old 12-04-2008, 12:56 PM   #3
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i use the firefox web browser. It is free (as it is open source shareware) it has all of the functionality of internet explorer, and you can customize it with add ons. It has a great pop up blocker built in and you can download an Adblock Plus add on that will block ads on websites, needless to say i surf the internet fairly ad free and se absolutely none on this website.
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Yea, I'm sorry guys. I've put in a ticket with them to fix their ad and nothing yet. Their ad stops showing soon anyways.
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I was thoroughly confused about the whole thing until I realized it was the result of an ad I don't see. yay for firefox, though I think most of the functionality Mr. Dunton mentions can also be found for most modern browsers.
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