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Oh, oops. The site is located here. Sorry.

Sorry, I’ve been AFK for a few days. I’ve allowed directory listing because my server is taking too long to respond to me asking them to make index.php valid. I can just select index.php manually now. Thanks for your help.

Are you sure this is the only possible cause? Because it was working.

But whooami is right, that is the wrong way.

I know whooami is right, but only one person has responded to my post about trying to fix the sidebar, and their post didn’t solve the problem.

All that said, youre going down the wrong path, the solution to sidebar issues doesnt lie in adding code like you’ve suggested, it lies in working with the space you have or changing the space.

This is very probably true, but I’ve tried implementing all of the suggestions I’ve found here about fixing sidebar issues and none have solved the problem. It’s difficult, considering I know nothing about PHP (I know that WordPress templates aren’t PHP-based, but it seems like a very basic knowledge of PHP would help), and that since WordPress has its own tags, there’s really only one site that can help. Oh well, there are something like 40 pages about sidebars. I’m sure by the time I’ve worked my way through all of them, I’ll either have found someone with the same problem as me, or learnt so much about WP along the way, that I’ll be able to fix it myself.

Relax, there’s no need to be rude. I already had Firefox, and although that thing is pretty cool, if I wanted to know the height in one browser, I could just printscreen and find it out that way. I was asking if someone knew a way to find and print the height of the div so it would work in FF and IE. So, not only was your rudeness unnecessary, you didn’t read my post or you’d have read the part where I explained *what* I wanted it for.

Hi iwanknapen,

I’ve removed all the floats, and substituted left: 20% for margin-left: 20% (and the same for #navBar). My .features are all in one .content div. The page is still not rendering properly, although both IE and FF are rendering it wrong in the same way now, which is a bit of good news.

I also assigned .content z-index 1 and #navBar z-index 2 just in case. It doesn’t seem to affect anything either way though. The more reasonable explanations I go through trying to find the problem the more I worry that I’ve done something really dumb. *g*

Thanks anyway for you help iwanknapen.