D&D 5e character sheet display/calculation issues (varies by browser)

I just started playing around with the included 5e character sheet (which I love the layout). However, I'm seeing something funky and want to see if there's something I'm missing or if I just have a browser issue. INTERNET EXPLORER 11 In IE the character sheet looks perfect, however it doesn't appear to be populating any of the modifier fields: OOGLE CHROME 43 I switched over to Chrome and the values are there, however the sheet itself isn't formatting correctly, opting for a sort of column view: Is this a known issue, or is there just something I need to be doing differently? I believe they're calculating in IE as my token shows my AC, it seems to just be a display issue. Thanks in advance.

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It looks like you may have increased the font size on chrome? Click in the chat area and hold ctrl and scroll down on the mousewheel. If it's 100% then that's not the issue. You should also take a peak at the Shaped 5e sheet and see which one you like more.

- Firefox works fine (though 3D dice doesn't perform as well as IE or Chrome), so I may just stick with that and suggest it to players as the recommended browser (I'll test on my machine at work and see if the issues persist there). - I don't have any extensions installed, though I have Norton 360 installed (the extensions are disabled in Chrome). I've started Internet Explorer using the -extoff switch and the issue persists there (with both the regular and shaped 5e sheets), even with Norton disabled. - Chrome behaves the same way with Norton disabled. As for the sizing, it looks a little better if I *decrease* the font size 1 or 2 steps, but the screenshot posted is at the default size (Ctrl+0). - Clearing cache didn't resolve the issue in either browser. I think I like the non-shaped more (though that's just the one I'm used to seeing), so as I said I may just recommend Firefox. I'll play around with what it looks like on another machine and see if I can duplicate the problem (I'm running Windows 8.1 Pro in 1920x1200 resolution). If I can't I'll just blame myself and assume it'll work fine for everyone else. :) Thanks! **EDIT** I can confirm it worked fine in Chrome on my Windows 7 PC, so it's just something funky with my machine. I won't worry about it.

Alrighty, if it continues to act up we can try further troubleshooting it to try resolving the issue.