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26 Errors. They all seem to be the exact same one but in different spots. I don’t think this is the issue because none of these errors relate to the thumbnails or descriptions in any way.

I’m still stumped. Works fine on the one page, and the padding attributes don’t do anything for the same thumbnail code, but on the homepage.

Just for reference… My validation:
https://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fpartkl.com%2F&charset=%28detect+automatically%29&doctype=Inline&group=0&user-agent=W3C_Validator%2F1.1

However, now it does the same thing with my 404 template.

So now – all pages templates call and dock the footer by this:

<br style=”clear: left;” />
<?php get_footer(); ?>

And it works.

The 404 template uses the EXACT same code, but the footer is up high again.

Ahhh this is driving me crazy. Any thoughts?

Got it to work.

It was this:
<br style=”clear: left;” />

That is in the footer.php, so it was applying that to all pages. But, when I take that out of the footer.php and just place it above the <?php get_footer(); ?>, it works the same. So now it’s working for the single post and other pages.

Probably not the right way to do it, but it’s working now. Did that make sense?

The “container” div is first opened in the header.php
The “content” div is first opened in the index.php

The “container” div closes in the footer.php
The “content” div closes in the footer.php

My theory is that it’s something to do with the way those are organized.

I shouldn’t have to use those though right? I mean if I was able to make all my page layouts to line up fine one way, and then have the single post page line up another way, isn’t it just a matter of how my closing tags are distributed in the templates? (header, index, footer).

There’s only 3 now again.

I think that the problem is the closing tags and where they are. For example the container div starts in the header, and im ending it in the footer.php (before the footer div, cause the footer div should be outside the container div).

Basically, by moving around the closing div tags for the “content” and “container” divs in the single post php file, I managed to get the single post footer to dock. However, that then screws up all the other pages. But, when I have the closing div tags for container and content in the main index.php file, all the other pages work except that one. It seems like I’m not able to find the middleground here…

Thanks Esmi – I will do that from now on.

I managed to get the page down from 19 errors to only 3 now, but I have no idea what those last 3 errors mean.

It looks like something super simple that I’m missing. Maybe a problem with the header-content-footer relationship? It’s referencing stuff that’s not even in the single post code, so that’s why I’m confused with these last 3 error references.