ladyceres

Well I believe I’ve fixed mine…I checked the HTML of each post with pictures that seemed to be causing the problems and found some random code that, once removed, fixed the problems.

<div style=”clear: both”>
<div style=”clear: both; padding-bottom: 0.25em”></div>

I _honestly_ don’t know where it came from, or how it ended up in only 5 posts and none of the others. Thinking back, I literally had just finished importing the old images when I noticed this problem. It makes sense that removing this fixed the problem since I was only having presentation issues in layouts that used the <div> containers. I had no problem with anything based on the classic style.

In answer to your question KatGirl, I really hadn’t started using any specific coding yet. This was all a result of the image import from Blogger. When I checked for the valid XHTML, I assumed I had to go into the HTML of each post to fix the errors. I did as you said and removed the images in a specific post – there were still layout issues, so I cut the <div> text that I put above, and suddenly the layout was fixed. I will have a look at the Web Developer tools to see if this helps fix all the errors, which despite fixing my main problems, are still there.

I’ve tried to fix the errors that come up, but everytime I do, something puts them all back! I edit the HTML, remove the spaces and characters that it’s pointing out, but when I hit “update” and look at the code again, all the changes I’ve made have been undone.

It’s just the posts with the photos, so I’m sure it’s something to do with them. If I preview the posts, everything looks fine until you scroll down to the footer, which is offset to the right by an inch or so. Some of the errors in the XHTML list are specificially to do with that bit of code that appears underneath the text of my posts.