grausc01

@dillouz, as it turns out, if you create a custom sidebar (i.e. non-dynamic sidebar), it may appear to “fit” within the width of all your DIVs. HOWEVER, if you switch over to using a dynamic sidebar instead, formatting can get wonky causing the spacing of the sidebar to grow and therefore leading to the DIVs wrapping under other DIVs (I’m not sure it what ways it changes as the maker of theme I’m using did the changes himself after I noted there was an issue).

@drewsto updated his theme (in the CSS and by creating a new DIV) by making some changes to the width when a dynamic sidebar is used. Go easy on yourself and design for the dynamic sidebar to work and then create your custom sidebar. From looking at his changes, the width issue has to do with ul/li/ol etc. embedded within other ul/li/ol (e.g. #comments ul li li ol and so on).

I THINK that will help this problem from happening to you.

All in all, test test test. Good luck. Let me know how it goes.

Great! I look forward to getting the email and I’ll append the CSS file. This is a great, clean template to use.

Looking at the DIV order using the web developer toolbar in Firefox, I can clearly see that when I used the “insert more tag” in a post, WordPress is physically MOVING the r_sidebar.php and l_sidebar.php into the #contentleft DIV!! Why this is happening, I cannot discern.

You’re help is much appreciated.

I’ve put a “more” link into the post that says “Color Grading” (second one down from the top).

It has caused the sidebars to shift: https://georgerausch.com/

Please take a look as it is my homepage and not on a dev server.

Thanks!