Tia Zelmira’s website is unusable in FireFox
Posted 08-08-2008 at 08:27 AM by larryhans
Without a doubt one of the most popular and visited websites in Costa Rica, is journalist Rogelio Ramos’ website, better known as "Tia Zelmira", which we confess to be assiduous followers of his weekly deliveries. Doubtlessly, we have enjoyed more than one photograph from his models section, which is a well known platform within the entertainment industry for all those who want to enter into modeling, or rather, those who are already well known in the modeling world.
We write this note because we became aware of a serious mistake on Tia Zelmira’s website, which specifically affects Internet users of the increasingly popular browser "Firefox"; which recently due to its latest software update reached more than 20% of total computers navigating through the web.
The error was apparently prompted because it included a new advertising, with a soccer ball that says in Spanish “El martes te vamos a dar bola." Loosely translated, it means, “We will pay attention to you on Tuesday.” However, it loses its double entendre in the translation.
Then a photograph of the ingenious spot:
The preceding publicity, unlike those who viewed it with Internet Explorer, isn’t hidden by Firefox after presenting the "<DIV>" of JavaScript (language of the client-side type, which generates the effect), so that leaves the navigation area menu totally unusable for the followers of this popular Internet browser.
We have tried to communicate through various channels from TicosLand.com with those responsible for the Tia Zelmira website but we were unable to do so at the time of this publication. If there are any updates, we will make it known in the comments to this blog
We hope that the problem is resolved soon enough, and thus we can continue to enjoy this important Costa Rican website.
We write this note because we became aware of a serious mistake on Tia Zelmira’s website, which specifically affects Internet users of the increasingly popular browser "Firefox"; which recently due to its latest software update reached more than 20% of total computers navigating through the web.
The error was apparently prompted because it included a new advertising, with a soccer ball that says in Spanish “El martes te vamos a dar bola." Loosely translated, it means, “We will pay attention to you on Tuesday.” However, it loses its double entendre in the translation.
Then a photograph of the ingenious spot:
The preceding publicity, unlike those who viewed it with Internet Explorer, isn’t hidden by Firefox after presenting the "<DIV>" of JavaScript (language of the client-side type, which generates the effect), so that leaves the navigation area menu totally unusable for the followers of this popular Internet browser.
We have tried to communicate through various channels from TicosLand.com with those responsible for the Tia Zelmira website but we were unable to do so at the time of this publication. If there are any updates, we will make it known in the comments to this blog
We hope that the problem is resolved soon enough, and thus we can continue to enjoy this important Costa Rican website.
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