Have you tried to contact moderators and after filling in the form been denied it being sent?
I have a valid thing to say so I'll say it here instead. The large social network sites that you've put beside our comment boxes interfere with editing sometimes.
Have you tried sending a pm? https://patient.info/forums/profiles/emis-moderator-18625
No I haven't; I didn't know we could, thanks.
Are you having the same problem with the fb, twit and good symbols obscuring your editing?
No, I didn't know what you were talking about!! Eileen told us about Adblock Plus, which is a free program which I downloaded a few months ago when I was having problems that sound similar to what you have had. I no longer have any trouble.
Have a look for Adblock Plus.
I've already got that; I always use it, it's brilliant so I need another solution and I assume it's happening because they've edited the website. Blips usually happen for some users when websites are upgraded.
Thanks though for taking the time to help.
I only use Facebook and Google, but I never used them on here. I assume the way they work is by creating links from Facebook, Twitter or Google+ to this actual post.
I just checked the links and got "/discuss/denied-contact-to-mods-414102">", so they are working, but conflicting with Feedback button javascript, which is easily to do these days.
Can't you see them on the right side of our comments? Boxes for fb, tw and goog that come over your comments when you're writing? Adblock isn't blocking them.
Conflicts are occuring between chrome and java too; I've had loads of problems the last few days. They don't cohere enough as they try to devolve.
All browsers are different, all replicate code different ways - which is what causes problems with people viewing websites. And developers have to cater for them all, the trouble is there is browsers for Windows, MacOs or even Linux - or are totally different.
Adblock only blocks ads - Facebook, Twitter and Google+ are not advertising, they are for posting the post from here to your profiles on those websites, if you use them, that is... lol
Chrome and java have admitted that java no longer caters for windows 32 bit. I found out when I did a jave update to go in a chatroom.
I did a system restore but it didn't work, it stopped microsoft security essentilals from working properly for a while and I can't get back to the java I have before.
But the problem in this website was before that.
Oh yes other people have had the problem too here.
LOL... well, I do not use JAVA full-stop. It was too lax on security, then dropped for 32-bit. I don't even have it installed under Windows 8.1 or Windows 10... too me, its a useless piece of junk!
lol
What do you use to watch programmes or play games etc with then, or don't you do those things?
Me, and games = useless! lol I cannot play games, everyone else does in the house but me! I used to code them years ago, but I never even beta tested my own games.
You don''t need JAVA these days, jQuery took over ages ago and if programs don't use that then they do not comply to the latest standards.
I've had even more computer problems this morning. Too many to mention. I'll look up jQuery, thanks Les!
I only play games like cards and puzzles. My son tried to get me into Morrowwind etc but I don't get pleasure out of killing monsters etc and the noises are so disturbing I can't handle them.
When I tried Morrowwind I ended up sitting by a river admiring and enjoying the beautiful graphics and calming music while I was supposed to be killing monsters!
What kind of games did you design?
Hi Georgia,
There is an FAQ about how to contact me in the help section linked at the bottom of the page. I never heard anything from you and have just come across this. Can you let me know what you are using to post. That is, a PC or tablet/phone and which operating system and browsers used, ie Android, iOS and Chrome or Firefox browsers etc. The more info we have the easier it will be to isolate any problems.
Regards,
Alan
Thanks, I'm using a laptop and I was using chrome and am now using firefox. I have the same probem with the symbols on right of comments going left over my comment box preventing me editing properly. This is a different laptop too.
The problem does not derive from browser changing, you could use any browser.
If you check the DIV wrapper for the body of content of any page, you will see there is a minimum width of 1000px. On large monitors with high-resolutions this would mean the Facebook, Twitter and Google+ block would be on the right, because most people have their monitor resolutions above 1024 pixels in width.
If you drop the width of the browser below 1000 pixels then we get that block switching to inside the the main DIV wrapper, hence the problem that Georgia has got. Would be down to her browser width, not a browser issue, but a coding issue.
Regards,
Les.
P.S. - I have included a capture of a problem that does exist at the moment where a word is missing.
I meant on the left on browser widths of 1,000 pixels wide, but they are out side the main wrapper.
Lower the browser width to below 1,000 pixels, and then the block switches inside the main wrapper to the right, but causes obstructions.
A better idea would be to move them to be under our little Message Envelopes, therefore not obstructing anything. Using jQuery they could be moved from message to message, which would look cleaner.
Just an idea! 
A great idea Les; surely I can't be the only one with this problem, and that's too tired to grapple with pixels!