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  • Moderator James Huff

    (@macmanx)

    Try removing all images, javascript, and foreign code (stat counter code, etc.) from the sidebar.

    Looking at view source on your site i saw this:

    <div class=”navigation”>
    <div class=”alignleft”></div>
    <div class=”alignright”></div>
    </div>

    </div>

    <div id=”sidebar”>

      Im not familar with that template layout but is Navigation and sidebar the same thing? Whats the navigation doing? I see two seperate lines on saying to go left one to go right?

    as macmanx suggests, that often happens when there is something in the sidebar that is wider than the space allowed for it. different browsers handle things differently; even after you’ve got it working, make sure you preview it in both firefox and ie.

    Thread Starter supremius

    (@supremius)

    I hardly made any changes to the original file so there isn’t any js, images or additional code in the sidebar. Thanks macmanx for the thought.

    The code you mentioned Java wasn’t added by me. From what I can tell, navigation and sidebar are two seperate things. The alignleft and alignright tags are for images to wrap around text. I have made very little changes to the original file. The only thing I change was the px size of the header image in the header.php file, removed float: left from .narrowcolumn and margin: 1px auto in #page in the style.css file.

    Any other thoughts?

    Well you took something out that messed it up. Im not much on css so you can do what i usually do. Put the original code back in place and take it out a piece at a time to achieve the look you want. That way if you take something out that messes up the page you will no what you cant remove, LOL. =)

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