I don't know if this happens to everyone or it's just a me thing,but when I try to use the drop down menu on the magazine,links and resources,it drops down but always behind what's below it.This especially on the main page and on other pages I can see some of the dropped down links,but not all.

Yes, see the same.
Marc away for a bit, but will bring this too his attention ... some sort of script error ?

Works fine for me!!! I'm using XP Pro.

I'm having the same issue now that you mention it! I'll have to check at home, I'm on a work computer. (ooooooooooooooohhhhhh!!) You may want to make sure that your java and adobe flash players are up to date. I cant adjust my java here (need to stay on this revision), but that may be the problem.

Perhaps an obvious thing to check, but it could be that your browser software needs updating.

For example on my office PC, I have a relatively old version of Internet Explorer and this site won't work properly with that.

Regards
Craig

I am having this problem too. Using Explorer 7.
All else works fine ????

No problems here. Using Windows Vista.
But lately I've had trouble sending personal messages to other boaters. Did'nt work - result was some message about some fault...

Cheers!

Woodie.

Guys, it's getting to be almost impossible to make good looking websites that are compatible with all older versions of browsers out there. I test the website with the latest stable versions of Internet Explorer (version 8) and Firefox ( version 3.6 ). If you are running older versions of these browsers, or other browsers altogether, the only real advice I can offer here is to upgrade to the newest versions. This isn't just for the best experience on MGB, but everywhere...eventually you will have problems with other sites also if you don't stay up to date with your browsers. Also, your Java and other supporting addons should be up to date too. This stuff is moving and incredible paces and we must do what we can to keep up! If you're running IE 8 or FF 3.6, the dropdowns should works fine...if not, do let me know.

A little slow to respond right now cause I'm on vacation, but will do what I can when I can.

I use IE6 at work, they won't move off a known stable platform. Can't even access MGB or several other sites from there. At home run latest IE and Java, Adobe etc resulting in no problems. I guess it's a way of stopping me looking at MGB in work time!
David

Kiwiboater wrote:
Actually IE6 is so far obsolete it's not even funny anymore! IE 7 is past also, but 6, that's just crazy! lol But I do realize there are still people out there using it...especially companies with old systems still running on NT and such. Simply can't cater to all crowds at once and still use new technology on a website.