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I tried both OS; M$ and Linux. On the M$ the problem with FF occurred until I prevented the scripts to login then re-enabled scripts for the google ads. The problem disappeared. On the Linux, Slackware 12.2 the FF browser had the same but once I tried the no-script technique the problem had already disappeared.
Jeremy, right now I'm showing white space for the ads on the Slackware-Links wiki from a Vista platform with FF 3.13b that I'm testing. Been doing the beta FF long after the original problem with the ads.
No feedback so I assumed the problem was from the LQ wiki end.
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