Sidebar displaying below last post in IE

Because IE sucks! Just kidding–I’m having the same problem with a theme I’m making. I have one question: Why do you have the cursor set to crosshair in “html” and “body”. I’m not very qualified, but try playing around with:
position: relative;
and
display: inline;

with your sidebar div and see if that helps with IE.

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/25616/page/2#post-208126

Its in the header.php … has to do with the container… I had the same problem and this fixed it ??

I looked at that thread, but my container doesn’t have that extra code in there..

I’ve just started having the same problem, and again, I can’t see the code which is liked to in my header.php. It only started after I finished messing around with the layout to try to introduce a new, smaller sidebar to single post pages.

So I’ve probably changed something, but I thought that I’d put it all back again. Happens with whatever the last post is, regardless of content. I’ve checked all the dimensions to make sure that none of the post elements are too wide for the columns, which I know is what normally causes this, and I’ve tried removing the sidebar from all the single post pages to see what effect that had. when I do that, the last post is centred on the screen, but all the rest appear on the left hand side, as they would do if the sidebar was there.

Anyone got any more ideas please?

I’ve been doing some more messing around, and tried removing the sidebar and centering all the single post views on their own pages. There is a definite shift to the right of the last post, which seems to be causing this problem. In addition, the last post seems to be positioned slightly higher on the page than the preceding ones. I think this is due to the fact that there’s no “next post” link available, because I’m at the end of the psoting activity.

I’d really appreciate some help with this – I’ve tried some other remedies like removinng some of the ad code which I placed in the sidebar, switching themes and switching back etc – no joy!

Fixed it!

Took me a while to realise that the “next post” link, or rather the absence of one, was what was causing the problem, because it automaticallty reduced the width on the screen occupied by that particular div.

I created a new class in the stylesheet called navigationsingle, set the width to 690 pixels, and edited the single.php to look for this one instead of the regular navigation class.

Looks fine on this PC – I’ll try it from home to make sure that different resolutions don’t mess it up! What a way to spend a lunch break!

I have the same issue with IE on my page BUT when I tried to fix it using solutions on support here it wonked up my page on FF too…. any ideas WTF I did!?!?
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