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  • Thread Starter fotografieke

    (@fotografieke)

    That’s actually my doing. I added a little too much space to the old theme, trying to find out how much room I’d need for a second sidebar.
    I now changed this from 1250px back to 1150px. (old width was 920px I think)

    Thread Starter fotografieke

    (@fotografieke)

    Messing what up? Nothing changes visually when I delete it and I still have the same amount of errors.

    Thread Starter fotografieke

    (@fotografieke)

    I’ve been working on the issue for hours once again.
    Too bad that all this work doesn’t change the situation, after hours of tweaking, still no second sidebar. I can’t believe that googling my way through the day still hasn’t given me anything close to a solution.

    A few new tweaks and changes:

    – I noticed that I used the wrong name for the second sidebar in style.css. The sidebars were called leftsidebar and rightsidebar by default, so I changed it to sidebar and sidebar2. That solved a few issues.

    – I managed to bring down the amount of validation errors from 140 to 37.

    – I cleaned up the alignment of the first sidebar AND my main column. Looks like the old blog now, which is better than the way I had to leave it last night!

    – I also changed my header image to make room for the second sidebar.

    So basically I’m ready for the second sidebar to appear. ??

    Anyone?

    Thread Starter fotografieke

    (@fotografieke)

    I’m baffled by the validation errors. Most of them are automatically generated bits and pieces, like the bookmark code. I guess I’ll have to look into them later, I just can’t wrap my mind around 147 errors. ??

    I actually do have set width for both:

    /* Begin LEFT Sidebar */
    #leftsidebar
    {
    	float: left;
    	padding: 20px 0px 10px 0px;
    	/* margin-left: 475px; */
    	width: 160px;
    	}
    
    #leftsidebar form {
    	margin: 0;
    	}
    /* End LEFT Sidebar */
    
    /* Begin RIGHT Sidebar */
    #rightsidebar
    {
    	float: left;
    	padding: 20px 0 10px 5px;
    	/* margin-left: 650px; */
    	width: 130px;
    	}
    
    #rightsidebar form {
    	margin: 0;
    	}
    /* End RIGHT Sidebar */

    It’s indeed not a big deal, but it clogs up the dashboard, which bugs me. Especially now that I’ve got WPAU installed, which also takes up a line at the top to offer an automatic update. ??
    So if anyone has a solution.. please do let us know. ??

    I got this to work as well, been struggling with it forever. One thing remains: I can’t get this to work on my archives. I Might sound like a complete idiot, but why isn’t there anything for the archive pages in the stylesheet?

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