Michael Arestad

I ran into the same issue and solved it this morning. Try adding single quotes around the href content inside the double quotes like this:

<a href="'#testing'">testing</a>

Make this happen:

.portfolio_grid_item, .blog_grid {
width: 215px;
float: left;
display: inline;
overflow: hidden;
background: white;
min-height: 325px;
}

Your width is slightly to wide and the various heights were effing with your grid. The min-height should fix it. You can find s more invisible way to do this, but this works.

Add a margin-top to the #primary div.

On your home page, your sidebar is not within your wrapper div. Moving that within your wrapper should fix it.

In your style.css file, look for this

#primary-menu, #navigation {
overflow: visible;
height: 34px;
margin: 0 0 60px 0;
z-index: 100;
}

The margin that is set to 60px controls the bottom margin of the #primary-menu element. To reduce the white space, lower that value and you’ll be golden.

Instead of text-indent, which only works on the first line of a given paragraph, use a margin inline on the p tag for the needed paragraphs as follows:

<p style="margin-left: 170px; margin-top: -23px;">Your paragraph copy.</p>

The margin-left does just that. It creates a set margin to the left of the paragraph within the content box. The negative margin-top aligns it with the word to the left.

Does your theme have a single column layout by chance? When you are editing a page, you can select the layout via drop down menu on the right.

It looks like there is an empty adsense div showing up. You can either hide it (non-semantic) or figure out why it is doing that on your end.

To hide it, just add

.adsense_single {
display:none;
}

to the end of your style.css

Link to the website?

Find

#branding .with-image #searchform {
top: auto;
bottom: -27px;
max-width: 195px;
}

and change it to this

#branding .with-image #searchform {
top: 30px;
bottom: -27px;
max-width: 195px;
}

I would also find #branding .only-search #s
and change the background to #eee

and change the background on #branding .only-search #s:focus
to #fff

You could start by putting every other div within the container element or a wrapper.

Try creating a custom menu and making it the active menu. Also, a link to the site would help.

I recommend download firebug if you’re using firefox or use the Inspector in chrome to find the elements that have fixed width. In this case, it’s usually one of the outer-most elements toward the top of the html.

You will see that, if you click on the #container div, that this code is the culprit:

.two-column #container {
max-width: 770px;
}

This means you need to either increase the width of this container or possibly even set it to max-width: none; or simply delete it. I would go with a wider set width. In other themes, the width can be fixed on multiple items and finding the right one(s) takes a little more digging.

Most of your url values (at least with the images that are missing) are linking to localhost rather than your web server.

First of all, don’t open a new thread for the same question.

Second of all, the CSS to hide it is:

#hdrRight {
 display:none;
}

you can either add that to #hdrRight id in style.css or copy paste the whole thing at the end of style.css

Note: Hiding it with CSS isn’t all that semantic because the code will still be there in the HTML. You can target the php callout for that and get rid if it.