Hey guys! Okay, so awhile back I decided to play around with the Custom CSS. Somehow I managed to make it so that every time I navigate Subeta, the actual page that I am trying to view is in the middle of the webpage I'm brought to, such that I have to scroll down if I want to see the content. In simpler terms, when I click on a link while exploring Subeta, I'm not immediately seeing the web content, I have to scroll down to see it. I really hope this makes sense and that someone has had this happen to them before. All advice is much appreciated!
Have you tried removing parts of your CSS until you figure out what's doing it, or removing it completely?
The thing is I think it's part of the html and not the CSS, where it says <title>Item Hunt- Subeta </title> is where I think the problem lies...
"<head> <title>Item Hunt - Subeta</title> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1" /> <meta name="description" content="Meet and interact with thousands of users at subeta.net; A virtual pet, character, & social network unlike any other. Get hooked today!" /> <meta name="keywords" content="games, pets, flash games, virtual pet, virtual games, kids virtual pet" />"
I'm not sure what you mean, then. I'm not good with coding but I'm not seeing any issues either, even if I remove my custom CSS. What browser are you using?
What you quoted is a normal part of the page. We all have that, and I see no errors there.
Unless you have a CSS rule that's specifically targeting one of those HTML tags? In which case the solution should be to get rid of that CSS rule.

I'm in Firefox too, hmmm
I still say you need to try removing your CSS before anything else, maybe then if it ends up being the CSS you can ask someone to help you pin down what's causing it, if you can't find it?
I'll check- all I know is that the Item Hunt page is the first thing I see whenever I navigate Subeta and if I want to see the actual content of the page I have to scroll down until I see it. It's like there's a huge margin of space before the actual webpage content.