Advertiser banners cut off

[attroll]

They're still showing cut off for me. Even after clearing the cache.
Just trying to help out. Maybe with all the platforms and browsers out there, it just is what it is.
Thanks for all of your replies!

What platform and browser are you using?

[silentorpheus]

What platform and browser are you using?

I'm seeing similar results using the most recent versions of Mac OS X, with either the most recent update of Safari, or the most recent download of Firefox for Mac.

[silentorpheus]

Even more wacky using iOS - but that's to be expected when viewing on a mobile screen.

[The Tree Frog]

Yep. Same here on iPad 2.

[AaronMB]

...like Dutch's, Dream Hammock's, UGQ's but other's aren't, like Hammock Gear and Jacks 'R' Better...

Me, too, now that I stop and read this thread (and pay attention to the banner).

Windows 7 and Chrome, with a pretty large screen and resolution.

[attroll]

Have you checked to make sure the screen is not zoomed in, this would cause that. As someone said before hold down the Ctrl key and turn the wheel on the mouse. Or go to your browsers setting and make sure the zoom is at 100%. This should fix the problem.

[silentorpheus]

Have you checked to make sure the screen is not zoomed in, this would cause that. As someone said before hold down the Ctrl key and turn the wheel on the mouse. Or go to your browsers setting and make sure the zoom is at 100%. This should fix the problem.

It's definitely not a screen zoom issue, at least not in my case.

Since it only seems to effect certain ad banners, it would appear that a couple (Hammock Gear and JRB) are not sized to fit in the ad frame box. All the others display properly. Issue is the same on both my laptop (primary) and desktop (secondary) computers, both Mac.

Zooming in (or out) doesn't alter this on Safari, as it actually zooms the entire screen, and the banners adjust accordingly (since it's not resized, per se). Zooming in on Firefox will eventually make it look more like the mobile screenshot I posted - but you have to zoom in quite a bit before that happens.

I included a mobile screen shot merely as a curiosity - zooming that in or out has no effect on how it displays, for good or bad.

In the end, it doesn't impact my use of the site. And you can see the bulk of the ad, so it's not a big deal on that front, either. Just chiming in to add a few more points of data to the discussion, in case it helps.