• eelko

    (@eelko)


    All of a sudden, the layout of my page is messed up, please see https://www.dakcar.com for reference. As a newbee, I have no clue what the cause or solution is…

    Any thoughts?

    EDIT: issue only in IE, however the problem is not seem to be caused by the issue described in the sticky topic

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  • I am having a layout problem all of a sudden as well.

    My home page displays properly with twitter and facebook down the right side – https://www.dawgonitduds.com/peytonsplace

    When looking at subsequent pages, twitter and facebook show up below the posts, breaking the layout.

    It’s odd though. When I’m logged in, the issue doesn’t happen but when an unregistered user views the blog, the problem appears.

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    Hi,

    In both your single.php (does the single posts after clicking a title of a post) and in your page.php (does the showing of the pages) it seems that you are missing a closing </div> after the comments piece. Therefore twitter, Facebook etc (your sidebar2) is contained within the content div section.

    Thanks for your response Henkholland…I really appreciate it. I’ve had a look at both files you mentioned and based on the following, would it not seem like the opening tags are missing, rather than the closing? Your thoughts on what it should look like would be appreciated.

    Thanks,
    Kelly

    <div class=”text”>
    <?php the_content(‘continue reading »’); ?>

    <p><?php wp_link_pages(array(‘before’ => ‘<p>Pages: ‘, ‘after’ => ‘</p>’, ‘next_or_number’ => ‘number’)); ?></p>
    </div>
    </div>

    <?php comments_template(); ?>
    </div>

    well…when investigating tags…you have to take into account your header, footer and sidebars too

    tags that are opened in your header may be closed in your single or footer

    Yup, so give it a try and add an extra </div> after:

    <?php comments_template(); ?>
    </div>

    Thanks so much…that did the trick.

    Kelly

    Uggg…OK…similar problem is occurring but this time while the structure remains in tact, the white background behind the posts is missing.

    Unlike last time, this only happens for users who are logged in (last time when logged in the previous problem didn’t occur).

    Any additional thoughts?

    Not really, I have no idea why the logging in does make a difference.
    This is the code in style.css:

    #home #container {
    -moz-background-clip:border;
    -moz-background-inline-policy:continuous;
    -moz-background-origin:padding;
    background:transparent url(img/content_main_bg.png) repeat scroll 0 0;
    }

    content_main_bg.png = 960×5 px sort of white image that is repeated to make the background.

    It seems that every time I make a change to the settings, the background issue changes from logged in vs. logged out. I just tried to change the settings so that people didn’t have to register to leave comments. Sure enough the background was missing when you weren’t logged in (I’ve since changed it back).

    I don’t want to have to go find another theme to use but I’m getting no help from the creators of the Freemium Theme.

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