Failed to setup bitmap for rendering. The requested bitmap may be too big.

[handrawn]

well this is really going to encourage me to vistit your site... not

captcha I understand - but the stuff on the right ?

[Adebusola]

I wonder why my web site puts this up automatically before one can access it. I have to do it myself on my computer. It is frustrating.
I'll ask the web hosting company to remove it.

[Egg Bramhill]

In fact your site has very few images. Looking at the all there is one that stands out

http://www.yorubadictionary.com/inde...es/3618@2x.png
4px × 19,846px (scaled to 2px × 9,923px)

Whilst not being large files-size (213.52 kB) it's a very thin and exceptional high (19,846px) rectangle.

Without seeing the source .xar/.web file I can't be sure, but I suspect it's a line that you've just accidentally over heightened.

I advise against using lines as dividers as these are converted to images on publishing. Far better too use rectangles which aren't converted to images and just rendered as a rectangle within the browser.

[Acorn]

... and just rendered as a rectangle within the browser.

It's actually better than that, it is a SPAN that basically says, I am 2 x nnn px tall, colour me. About 60 bytes, a 4,000-fold saving!

Acorn

[Egg Bramhill]

Cheers for the further info Acorn and of course it eradicates another call to the server for the bitmap. Winner all around.