Making a guide bugged (?)

[quote=KUniiverse]I was thinking yesterday of making a quick Zoe guide in here, but when I started I filled up all the necessary informations. Although when it came to "Guide Skins" there aren't any skins that is showing up for me. [img=https://i.imgur.com/SChx6tT.png][/quote]

[quote=Sovereign Kitten]Doesn't seem to be and issue here. [url=https://i.gyazo.com/c00e3389fb2f344a246676b8e1a53627.png]Example[/url] Can you retry now?[/quote]

[quote=Hades4u]Hey [mention=KUniiverse]! That sounds like a bug caused by the browser. Are you using Opera GX by any chance?[/quote]

[quote=KUniiverse][quote=Sovereign Kitten]Doesn't seem to be and issue here. [url=https://i.gyazo.com/c00e3389fb2f344a246676b8e1a53627.png]Example[/url] Can you retry now?[/quote] I tried it again but still doesn't show up :/ And yeah as [mention=Hades4u] was saying it looks like a browser bug. [quote=Hades4u]Hey [mention=KUniiverse]! That sounds like a bug caused by the browser. Are you using Opera GX by any chance?[/quote] Nope, I am using Mozilla Firefox, I tried to check it on my Google Chrome and it seems to be working there properly. I am fine with that, it's just annoying 'cos I have to switch browsers every time I write my guide.[/quote]

[quote=Hades4u]Thanks for letting me know! I know some website functionalities tend to not work on different browsers, but it is good to know what doesn't work on which browser. If you encounter any other issues, please list them here![/quote]

[quote=Sovereign Kitten]Whether that be Firefox, Internet Explorer, or Chrome. Each browser has different engines. These engines process the code written for different websites you may visit. Each browsers engine will interpret and render a webpage in a distinctive way. That means the exact same website can look and function differently or not load content across browsers. I can say that I have since ditched Firefox and other browsers for Chrome, not because I like it better, but the functionality of Firefox and others just fell behind over time.[/quote]

[quote=KUniiverse][quote=Sovereign Kitten]Whether that be Firefox, Internet Explorer, or Chrome. Each browser has different engines. These engines process the code written for different websites you may visit. Each browsers engine will interpret and render a webpage in a distinctive way. That means the exact same website can look and function differently or not load content across browsers. I can say that I have since ditched Firefox and other browsers for Chrome, not because I like it better, but the functionality of Firefox and others just fell behind over time.[/quote] Ah ok I understand now, Thank you. If I may ask what browser do you use at the moment?[/quote]

[quote=Sovereign Kitten][quote=KUniiverse] Ah ok I understand now, Thank you. If I may ask what browser do you use at the moment?[/quote] Google Chrome, I don't play favorites, but I haven't had problems in the last couple years with the switch from Firefox.[/quote]