If that is the case, you can usually switch off the downloading of graphics files. We have used two kinds of graphical images on our site. If that is the case, you will need to upgrade your browser. Lists within lists are sometimes not handled correctly. If the labeling is the same on the main and sub-lists, then your browser is not doing what it should.
Tables are a relatively new feature of the formatting language used on the Web.
Old browsers are not able to display tables. Though we've used tables when designing this site, we've tried to make sure that nothing essential depends on the table format. If you encounter pages on which pieces of text seem to run into each other, it is possible that the problem arises from an incorrectly displayed table. Special characters , reserved for special uses in the formatting language of the Web, sometimes need explicit commands in order that they might correctly appear on the page. If the command appears on your screen at the end of the previous sentence, and not the actual quotation mark, your browser is misbehaving.