A caching issue with your browser is more likely than a fault others don't see, especially if you are seeing an 'old' information or layout.

Your browser may be using the CSS (cascading style sheet) for the old website design, so it doesn't know where to put new information.

Try clearing your cache through your browser options.

Neil

Try and refresh your page (using the browser refresh button or press F5) you might still have the old design in cache.

Dave

Gary

My guess is that for some reason your computer isn't displaying the green header as green but as white or transparent. I see that the box for "search this site" is showing at the right hand end of where the green banner should be. As a test run, your mouse pointer across where the banner should be from the "search" box and see if the mouse pointer changes shape at all as it traverses. Mine goes from an arrow to a pointing finger when it gets to a clickable link. It's possible that the links that you are after ARE there but as they are in white text on a white background you're not going to see them.

There should be 9 of them reading from left to right; settings, inbox, friends, albums, magazines, bookmarks, feeds, my posts & logout.

Why you're not seeing the green banner I don't know, but the version of Firefox you're using is the latest update, I wonder if something got corrupted during the update process. It might pay to run the update again if you can.

Keith

Hi Gary

Well at least we know what the problem is – just haven't got a clue how to fix it!

I'm using the same version of Firefox as you (25.0.1) with Windows 7 stater on a Toshiba netbook and I see the green banner without any problem. I'd hazard a guess that the problem that your seeing is specific to your machine and it's settings. It might pay to have a trawl through the Firefox "tools", "options" list and see if some changes in there get the green banner back. It looks as though your system is not rendering the html code for the page correctly, but in a fairly minor way, as you're seeing 99% of what's there correctly.

It might be worth trying clearing the cache again and also clearing any stored history, as you say the problem occurred with the earlier version of Firefox. Have you tried logging out and then logging back in – you know where to find the logout tab now even if you can't see it!

Good luck

Keith

Looks like you are also not seeing the images of teh magazine covers so a bit more involved than just teh green bar.

I do have the ability to login as you to see if its computer or user specific but the downside is it will log you out so may make it difficult to get back on.

J