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I've just found that the screen has wrong left margin caused by "video" contained in class attribute. If deleted the screen goes rendered ok.
ok, thanks a lot, but what do you mean by deleting the screen?
I meant: If the expression "video" (contained in class string) is deleted then the web page is rendered ok.
Yes, I noticed, the problem is that it is generated automatically only in some web pages and does not allow me to navigate with a correct view. It is generated automatically without the possibility of blocking this process.
In the case of Chrome browser I've solved the issue by logging off from my Google account, restart Chrome and then re-login to my Google account. Finally, press F5 key to reload the web pages which had this issue with displaying its content.
I don't know why but the class "video" caused automated computation of CSS style with attribute:
margin-left: 75% !important
Thanks, I solved with your advice! Damn Chrome! ;)
I noticed yes, that 75% created out of nothing
Today in some web pages from Chrome it appeared and did not allow me to correctly view the page where I was. I don't understand how it got there, who put it on and what it's for. Have you solved the mystery?