sidebar issues!!
 

Have designed my site around the 'Church theme' template and have come across this problem.

If I click on any 'topic' from either the Nav menu or the sub nav menu the post is displayed correctly with the sidebar categories where they should be (see 1st pic).

However, if I click on the sidebar 'recent posts' any topic, then the sidebars end up further down the page, immediately after where the 'post' on the left finishes (see 2nd pic) and the copyright footer bar comes out of the theme border too!!

This one is beyond me so here's hoping someone has the answer to this as I dont recall changing any code in the sidebars

site is http://advenzafreight.com

Re: sidebar issues!!
 

You still having this issue? I can't seem to recreate it... Looks fine in Firefox and Safari

Re: sidebar issues!!
 

Yep, still not right. I'm browsing in IE and its only the top sidebar gategory 'recent posts' thats the issue. The one's below are fine.

I've then swapped over to Firefox and this time the white background from the main page disappears!!!

screen capture shot.

Thought then it might be my computer but just checked it on the other one in the office and thats the same on IE (no firefox on other).

Re: sidebar issues!!
 

Anyone help me????

Re: sidebar issues!!
 

it appears you may have an extra closing div </div> at the bottom of your right sidebar

Re: sidebar issues!!
 

Here's the code from my right sidebar. Took one out at a time a nothing changed. Its not anything to do with me changing <h2> to Advertisements is it?



<div id="r_sidebar">

<ul id="r_sidebarwidgeted">

<?php if ( !function_exists('dynamic_sidebar') || !dynamic_sidebar('Sidebar Bottom Right') ) : ?>

<li id="links">
<div class="widget">
<h2>Advertisement</h2>
<ul>
http://www.advenzafreight.com/wp-con...ad_120x280.jpg[/list] </div>


<li id="meta">
<div class="widget">
<h2>Admin</h2>
<ul>
<?php wp_register(); ?>[*]<?php wp_loginout(); ?>
<?php wp_meta(); ?>[/list] </div>


<?php endif; ?>

[/list]
</div>

Re: sidebar issues!!
 

hmm nope there doesn't appear to be an extra div there but using firebug and removing a div did seem to fix the wrap so I would suggest checking all your sidebar files and your index.php and header file.

Re: sidebar issues!!
 

Tried looking in the index.php and towards the bottom there were 3 </div>'s, so tried taking last one out first and hey presto!

Brill, now its not annoying me and thank you for your kind assistance as always.