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  • her blog is on one side with no sidebar…. then on the other side is her own side bar

    That’s not quite true… It is a regular blog with several different themes.

    I do use the sidebar that comes with WordPress – I’ve just edited it heavily so that it includes my own things.

    I’m just assuming here, but I think the OP is also talking about the fact that the sidebar is on the right vs left. That is simply accomplished by calling the sidebar function prior to main div versus after in most themes.

    That is simply accomplished by calling the sidebar function prior to main div
    Which – according to the gurus ?? – isn’t the best thing, since you’d like your content to come first in the code… But it can be done that way either.

    ^ True. For the most part, I do try to include the blog first. But at times I get bored with it being on the left. ??

    What I meant: to have the blog as you have it (i.e. sidebar appearing on the left) but in the code having the blog content first.

    How would you do that moshu?

    Moderator James Huff

    (@macmanx)

    How would you do that moshu?

    By having calling the sidebar after the main <div>.

    I guess I need to do some reading and playing around with that, as off the top of my head, don’t understand how calling it after the main div, it could be positioned on the left, if unless you are saying you float the sidebar left, main div right, and the call to get sidebar will align the two as wished.

    Yes, it’s by float. The idea isn’t mine ?? I’ve just read about the “source ordered columns” at
    https://www.positioniseverything.net/ordered-floats.html

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