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Distorted / Unusable Dashboard or Post Editor Toolbar

Several Bloggers have stated that the dashboard or toolbar area in the post editor is distorted or out of shape, and the buttons don't work.

Blogger Employee seems to believe that the problem originates with the Blogger's personal computers.
I looked around and things displayed normally for me. Therefore, I'm inclined to think it's your browser that's causing these problems.


And later has started asking for diagnostics.
Could you folks tell me what your blog URL is? Also, as Ed-T has done, will you tell me if this happens in all browsers you use?


>> Some Bloggers reporting this have also reported the Server Error 1-500 ("1-500-nn").

>> If you are a Singnet customer in Singapore, there is a possible workaround for the problem.

>> Forum thread links: bX-*00041

>> Copy this tag: bX-*00041

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