• Hi all

    I have a problem:
    My div #content jumps out of my div #container in Firefox but not in Safari & CHROME.

    I think I forgot something but I can’t seem to find what…

    I’m currently creating my own theme. So far so good. I got it working in Safari. And when I start checking other browsers I was quite happy with the result. It looked like I intended. Until I tested it in Firefox. First the style.css didn’t load. Now its loading have (I think). Don’t know how to explain it.
    Just look for yourself: https://www.wordpress.theatervonk.be
    This is still the version where the style.css won’t load correctly. I have a update version locally on my system. The layout is better, the header en body are together without the blank bar in the middle.

    Oh, and let me know what it does in IE7, IE8 or IE9. I only have mac so no IE.

    Thanks dudes and dudettes ??

    CheerS

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  • According to this (3-year old) discussion: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8543664/overflow-overlay-doesnt-work-in-firefox, the overflow-y: overlay; that you’re using in your stylesheet (line 96) doesn’t work in Firefox. If I look at your site in Firefox, that line doesn’t even show up in Firebug. Depending on what you’re trying to accomplish, there may be a way to do it without breaking Firefox.

    Thread Starter cd_BE

    (@cd_be)

    Yeah, spotted that problem too. I fixed it and then my <div id="content"> jumped to the right out of my container on my local WordPress (via MAMP). I uploaded the new stylesheet.

    And now the header is still correct locally but gone on the live site.

    I fixed one problem to create a new one ??

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