Why is text overlapping in firefox

On some sites text lines overlap and 'click on' boxes are incomplete. These sites work fine on other browsers, how can i post screen shot here? Your minimum font size is very large. Firefox uses that as an override and does not expand the layout to make it fit.

For better results, lower your minimum font size to, say, 10, and use zoom to enlarge text. Please ask a new question if you need help. Frequently, print on a browser page overlaps to the point parts of the text are unreadable. The same pages are normal in Internet Explorer. For example, when I call up my modem status page, I have to use Internet Explorer to read all the info because it overlaps so badly in Firefox some lines of text are completely hidden.

We will never ask you to call or text a phone number or share personal information. This thread was archived. Please ask a new question if you need help. I recently changed the screen resolution of some of the text elements in Windows itself after eye surgery and now FF doesn't display pages correctly, I did have the NoSqint add-on which worked perfectly before installed, but I disabled it and re-started FF and it doesn't make a difference. I have screen shots of what I am talking about; it's easier to see than to explain.

The site I am having trouble with is the Apple Mac site. Of course IE tabs is not an option for me. If you increased the minimum font size then try the default setting 'none' as a high value can cause issues like you described.

I have been having this problem for about 3 months or so. Prior to that I don't recall ever seeing web sites with misaligned text. I have tried disabling ALL add-ons etc. I can send you a link to my 'personal' family web site to illustrate the problem. I would prefer not to post it publicly. Ive begun having the same problem in all versions of FF, tried deleting prefs but nothing works. It did happen about the same time I played with my font sizes but tweaking these makes no difference.

Really annoying especially with sites like the Tv Guide. I have this problem when I zoom in on some websites.