Mastrik

Yeah, looks like it’s a bit out of whack with a space at the top of the page and the page being oriented to the left side of the page in IE 6, 7, & 8 from a couple of computers, although the main page at https://www.atlrfg.com:7568 looks fine and uses the same code and style sheet (except the blog is WordPress and the menu tweak I did)…theres a lot off CSS to look through to find the problem, but I’m guessing it’s there somewhere.

Really? Mine shows everything to the left in IE 8 while on FF & Chrome it’s centered. Strange…I’m going to check from other PC’s and see if it’s just my machine.

Now if I can get the page centered and the drop down function working I’ll be good.

I wonder though, is there special css that I use for WordPress templates? It doesn’t seem to be the style sheet or browser but when I used the style sheet in a WordPress Template it goes out of whack, what’s that about? Anyone know?

Awesome,

1, I totally wasn’t aware of the Developer Tools in Explorer (I’m self taught so I missed that)

2, The menu is working now, it seems I just need to continue messing around with the style sheet to get it to align right.

The actual problem with the menu was the “block” option for display, it displays corrected outside of WordPress but not within, that is strange.

I guess I need to tweak the stylesheet to work specifically with WordPress documents as they are the only ones that bomb out.

Thanks for putting me in the right direction

I thought the same thing, but both pages use the same style sheet, yet it comes out fine outside of the WordPress template.

They even use the exact same code (I copied at pasted into the Theme index.php), it’s baffling me.