drunkardrp

Also, don’t double post.

I’m guessing you need to purchase a domain and have it redirect to your blog.

I think you’re experiencing something called a float drop. Try reducing the width of either the featured-posts and featured-properties ids or the sidebar id. You could also try increasing the width of the div box holding both of these.

I think the reason it’s being dropped is because IE handles css differently than FF and Safari, and unfortunately, it’s IE’s fault. It’s adding a couple pixels that aren’t supposed to be there. As for why it was working before and not working now, I have no idea why that happened.

good luck.

Posting the code you’re using to call up the posts would be helpful.

I think you’re asking about the way the page is displayed. Like, you pull up a post under a certain category and you want that information to have a different layout than other posts from different categories. If I’m guessing correctly, you might need to look into template hierarchy.
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Template_Hierarchy

Well, it’s kinda more complicated than that is why. Sometimes the browser will kick the footer up there if there’s not enough room below. Best suggestion I can think up is to use the float:left; property on #foot. I’m assuming this id is being applied to a div box.