Static Home Page Vertical Line

The problem is still there despite my constant attempts to remove it. Any advice please?

Hi inabucket it is design issue…

The Vertical Line is due to sidebar.so your content should be inside that one.so either you have to remove that sidebar design or make the right side content inside that one.
If side abr content will be well placed inside that then it will be good looking.

So,You have to edit your css file then edit side bar design.So it will be solved very soon.

Cheers!!!

Thanks for the help. I’ll have a go at edition both appropriately and let you know how it goes. If I limit my editing to the home page sidebars then it won’t affect the rest of the site?

I appreciate the rapid response.

Yes if you edit only home page sidebars then it won’t affect the rest of the site..

If you edit sidebar.php and some css at style.css then it will affect all .

But my idea is to be sidebar.So it will affect all with your home page also.

Lets try asap.

I am looking at the code at the moment but cannot identify the area that will just affect the homepage. Could you point me to the right area. I am keen not to affect the rest of the site.
I can easily remove the sidebar in general but that solves the problem only to give me another.

Thanks again

I have visited your site link Where iframe is there from external sources like : link ..

I think current site is not wordpress site.

I have also vistited link site also.Which is a wordpress site.

That site have that problem of Vertical Line..If you will fix that on that server then her it will be display right.

Now time for edit files of link server..

Open the files like wp-content/themes/ then look at your current theme you have activated then edit the sidebar and style.css file.

Then i think it will be help for you.

[mod: please don’t post any url openly unless the owner of the topic has done this as well – not everybody wants the site links to appear in search results]

it is a background ‘problem’ in style.css:

.page-template-page-full-php #content-wrap,
.archive.ts-sidebar #content-wrap,
.search.ts-sidebar #content-wrap,
.home #content-wrap,
.blog #content-wrap {
	background: #fff;
}

.home.ts-sidebar-home #content-wrap,
.blog.ts-sidebar-home #content-wrap,
.home.page #content-wrap {
	background: #fff url(img/bg-sidebar.png) repeat-y 640px 0px;
}

the first section is trying to remove the background image with the sidebar area; the second is more specific and is putting it back in;

to the first one, add at the start:

.home.page.page-template-page-full-php #content-wrap,

for these kind of formatting problems, please try to work with a tool such as Firebug https://getfirebug.com/ to investigate which styles to edit.

Hi Alchymyth,

Firstly…IT WORKS!!! Thanks so much for the help. You explained the problem and the solution and I appreciate the advice over firebug. It is rare to find people in the world that will take the time to check out a problem when there is nothing necessarily in it for themselves. You have been exceptionally kind, as are many people on this forum.

I thank you for your help and wish you all the best.