Theme issues

Look at your page.php file, the sidebar is in the wrong table cell it should be in the last table cell with the div id of right.

You paid for a theme, for a client, that presumedly is paying you? While I dont personally have issues with “template clubs” or whatever they are, I tend to take issue with ppl that are being paid to do a job asking for FREE help.

Why not take your issues back to wherever you purchased the theme?

Thats my .02

jeremy, i appreciate you looking at this for me.. you might have saved me …

however, i am not exactly following what you mean .. i am looking a the page.php code right now … could you help to explain what you are saying so i could fix and see if it works?

thanks

whooami,

my client is full aware of the theme i am using, and all i am acting is the middle man in installing the theme for their immediate use. my client is non-profit and i am honestly charging him the club price, and the modifications he is having me to make since he is not knowledgeable of PHP. i am not trying to act as though i designed this theme from ground up and charging him $500 .. when the membership on costs $75 …

I figured since your being paid to do this that you might know a little about web design.

<!--left part end -->

</td>
<td valign="top">
<!--right par start -->
<div id="right">

Your sidebar should go here

I wasnt suggesting that you were deceiving the client. Its a moot point anyway, as you appear to be getting your FREE support for a task that you are being paid to do.

Nice gig.

jeremy, i do know somewhat about web design, but not the expert when it comes to PHP and CSS issues … I am learning on my own.

whooami …. i value what HELP i can get from the WP community .. PAID or FREE ..

also … jeremy .. i am not following .. any way i can pay you to help me out?

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whooami –

I’m not necessarily advocating what cre8tive is doing, but a lot of people use Open Source for commercial and/or enterprise purposes. There is nothing wrong with it.

In fact, I’d say that people asking for assistance on these products isn’t wrong, either.

I mean, is that not one of the strengths of OSS? The fact that there is a robust community that supports it and helps it evolve faster than traditional commercial software?

If cre8tive wants to make a living out of doing this, fine, that’s his problem. At the end of the day, there is more to it than just tech-support.

If every Open Source contributor felt that they needed a pie from commercial users, then they risk alienating that segment of the population, which would not be a good thing (and which ultimately defeats the core purpose of such an endeavour).

What goes around comes around and all that.

this has been discussed ad nauseum.

Its very simple — you want to respond to posts from ppl that are being paid — please do. There’s nothing stopping you.

If whooami wants to make a living out of doing this, fine, that’s his problem. At the end of the day, there is more to it than just tech-support.

I dont have a clue what the above means —

I DONT make a living out of doing this. I am also female.

Oops, sorry. I meant cre8tive. My bad! (there, fixed it in the original, too).

a lot of people use Open Source for commercial and/or enterprise purposes. There is nothing wrong with it.

Nobody ever said there is anything wrong with that per se.
What the volunteer (read: unpaid) helpers here don’t really like – if you are doing a paid job and you are asking for free help…

What the volunteer (read: unpaid) helpers here don’t really like – if you are doing a paid job and you are asking for free help…

Sure. I’m not necessarily disagreeing with that sentiment; merely that to each his (or her) own.

Cheers.