What is wrong in these pictures ??

[#1]

From  www.plus.net/help/
www.plus.net/support/phone/index.shtml

www.plus.net/support/broadband/index.shtml

www.plus.net/support/email/index.shtml

www.plus.net/support/assist/help.shtml

www.plus.net/support/software/index.shtml?supporta=software

www.plus.net/support/customer_service/index.shtml?supporta=customerservice

www.plus.net/support/service/index.shtml?supporta=brandservice

www.plus.net/support/hosting/index.shtml?supporta=hostservice

www.plus.net/support/security/index.shtml?link=supindex_securitylink?supporta=security

There are more, I will leave others to report the rest

[#2]

Hi TORPC,
We're honestly unsure what you're pointing out to us.
Can you elaborate please? We'll be happy to investigate.
Cheers.
PS is it that some of the headings aren't capitalised? Just let us know please.

[#3]

Likewise... 
Posting several images without explanation is not only a waste of space, but you've also tied up someone from PN support trying to work out what on earth you're on about when they could have actually been doing some useful!

[#4]

It is easier to show you in a screenshot of a non affected page
www.plus.net/support/

Can you or anyone else spot what is the difference & what is wrong ?
A possible .CSS issue or similar ?

[#5]

Mine doesn't 'highlight' certain bits in black like yours appears to (Chrome, W7 (64) or IE11, W7 (64))

[#6]

How about reporting the problem properly?
1.  Clearly state the problem
2.  Explain which browser(s) you've tried
3.  Confirm (if possible) if the problem exists on other machines
4.  Confirm that you've flushed caches etc
FWIW The pages render fine for me in Chrome...  No black backgrounds

[#7]

The only possible thing I could see was the black which suggested that the OP didn't try CTRL+F5!

[#8]

Using Chrome Version 35.0.1900.0 (280000)
Not tried any other browser prior to the screenshots
As can be seen via latest screenshot,it does not happen an all pages,
I thought it would be visually obvious & self explanatory, that something is not quite right, & would not need a typed version
Yes The cache was flushed
Now checked with Firefox 31.0 & still the same
Checked with both Vista & Win 7 & still the same
@Jelv
How would that be the case on Two yes Two different browser(s) / Two different, Operating systems(s) / Two different machines one Desktop & one laptop ?

[#9]

We assumed that the bits highlighted in black was your way of showing us what was wrong.
It's not something we've come across before which leads me to believe that its something to do with how your PC is set up

[#10]

No 'nasty black bits' on XP (IE8) for me either.

[#11]

Quote from: jelv

The only possible thing I could see was the black which suggested that the OP didn't try CTRL+F5!

I did use CTRL+F5 also CTRL+Shift+DEL
This is an odd one to say the least however it has only happened since approx 2 - 3 days ago, since I was last on those pages
Note:
No browsers / add - ons O/S, have had any updates etc since my last visit

[#12]

Seems to be a flash issue on your PC, as the headings that are in black on yours are done through flash

[#13]

Would have been a sight simpler if TORPC had spelt out what "it" is in this thread.  I guess though that a bit of helpful explanation is too much of an expectation?

[#14]

It is as others has mentioned & can be clearly seen in the screenshots of the pages that are affected to one of the few that aren't affected, by the

Quote from: w23

<snip> 'nasty black bits' <snip>

Sorry  do not know exactly what category to class this in (Rendering / .CSS / Flash / Java / Other)
Or
How best to explain the visual differences

Quote from: Superman911

Seems to be a flash issue on your PC, as the headings that are in black on yours are done through flash

I have looked into the possible Flash issue, Uninstalled the latest release for other browsers & reinstalled a fresh copy of the latest release & still the same
I have disabled flash & still the same
I have also tested with the previous version of flash & still the same
& of course I cleared the cache each time
I have disabled all add -ons still the same
I have tried only one tab open still the same
As stated above
This is happening with
2 x Different Operating Systems
2 x Different Browsers
2 x Different Machines

[#15]

Quote from: Townman

Would have been a sight simpler if TORPC had spelt out what "it" is in this thread.  I guess though that a bit of helpful explanation is too much of an expectation?

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