Sign out problems

[Wol1]

Never mind. Scrolling the page is working now. Computers!
The "button" to sign out is at the bottom of the Your Account menu. I can't get my cursor or page to go far enough down to click it. The menu reaches past the bottom of the window. Scrolling the page doesn't move the menu. I've tried changing zoom percent up and down. Amazon has the same thing, but I can press the down arrow and the cursor moves down the menu items until I get to "sign out". That's not working here. Any ideas? Can you move "sign out" closer to the top?

 

[Yorkshire Coop]

Glad to hear you got it sorted out

 

[Wol1]

The UK! Howdy! Does that word exist in the UK? Or is it a uniquely weird US word? Wait! Wikipedia to the rescue: "Howdy is an informal greeting, commonly thought to have originated as a shortened form of the greeting "How do you do?". It was first recorded as part of the South England dialect in 1680.[1]"
The internet is amazing.

The scrolling only works if I refresh the page before trying to log out.

 

[casportpony]

The UK! Howdy! Does that word exist in the UK? Or is it a uniquely weird US word? Wait! Wikipedia to the rescue: "Howdy is an informal greeting, commonly thought to have originated as a shortened form of the greeting "How do you do?". It was first recorded as part of the South England dialect in 1680.[1]"
The internet is amazing.

The scrolling only works if I refresh the page before trying to log out.

 

[Yorkshire Coop]

The UK! Howdy! Does that word exist in the UK? Or is it a uniquely weird US word? Wait! Wikipedia to the rescue: "Howdy is an informal greeting, commonly thought to have originated as a shortened form of the greeting "How do you do?". It was first recorded as part of the South England dialect in 1680.[1]"
The internet is amazing.

The scrolling only works if I refresh the page before trying to log out.

It's not used so much now a days over here and especially as I'm from Yorkshire Yorkshire has some quite unique dialect

 

[Pork Pie]

It's not used so much now a days over here and especially as I'm from Yorkshire Yorkshire has some quite unique dialect

Dunno what tha's on abart

 

[Yorkshire Coop]

Dunno what tha's on abart

If tha dun't know, I def dun't know nowt!

 

[Pork Pie]

If tha dun't know, I def dun't know nowt!

Tha’s reet theer, lass

 

[casportpony]

I just google Yorkshire slang... I had no idea such words existed.

 

[Pork Pie]

I just google Yorkshire slang... I had no idea such words existed.

Well, ya will go marrying a man from the wrong side of the Pennines - SMH