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Brilliant thanks so much for the help. I inserted
<div id="post-<?php the_ID(); ?>" <?php post_class(); ?>>
into single.php and then added .category-blog to my CSS which allowed me to independently style all posts with the category blog.

However wherever I seem to insert
<div id="post-<?php the_ID(); ?>" <?php post_class(); ?>>
into single.php, the sidebar of the site gets shifted to the bottom of the page when looking any single post. Does anyone have any ideas?

Here is the link to the code for single.php currently

SINGLE.PHP

Thanks

Here is the link to my category template TEMPLATE

Anyone have any ideas? Still can’t figure this out…..

Ok i’ve been researching and trying things for hours and still no luck. Although now I understand that this is an issue with zuckerfish. All posts seem to point to the problem been located in the block of code below, but I can’t seem to figure out what needs changing. I think it’s something specifically wrong with the nav2 ID section. Please if anyone can offer any pointers or help I would really appreciate it.

Thanks Lewis

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I would like to thank everyone so much for helping me out, i’ve learned so much php, css & html over the past few days it’s pretty amazing. Anyway I’ve been hacking away at it and finally figured it out!!!

I’ve done some basic CSS to style it a little, but i’m going to learn some more CSS over the next few days as i’m sure I can make the tiles look much slicker!

I really can’t thank you all enough, this seemed impossible only 2 days ago

Happy Christmas all, you’ve made my day ??

Have a look and let me know what you think, any tips on doing some cool effects with CSS would be appreciated ??
Geeky Medics

Thanks a lot djsounds. Could you explain exactly where you have put the div’s as I don’t quite understand. Do I now need two sets of divs, one of post-style and the other styling-post? I’m working with the wordpress files and they look different to the source view of the site, that’s whats confusing me. This is the file i’m working with

My CODE

Where in this file do the DIV’s need to go, as when I put them in it causes the sidebar to shift to the bottom of the page

Thanks a lot guys. I’ve put a div around the things you mentioned and now I can tweak it with the styles.css file. However due to my limited knowledge of CSS (very limited) i’m struggling to get the posts to flow left to right like you mentioned. I’m not sure if i’ve somehow put the div tags in the wrong place, or if it’s just a case of using css to get the posts to go left to right. Look at my site Geeky Medics

Here is a mockup of what i’m trying to achieve Flickr

I’m sorry for been such a noob at this and the solution is probably simple but i’m totally stuck!

My CSS is below

.post-style {
float:left; width:250px; padding-right:20px; padding-left:0px; padding-bottom:40px; font-size:14px;}

And this is where I inserted the DIV tags for “div class=”poststyle”

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Thanks for the reply. Glad you helped ruled CSS out. Tried the theme I use, but totally default without plugins etc & it was still occurring.

So after you telling me about <em > tags being the way text is italicised I looked at the post in the HTML view & it turns out that after a few saved drafts the post editor italicise button stops affecting < em> tags, meaning it no longer adds or removes < em> tags .

If i manually add the tags it fixes the text.

Is this a problem with the theme I’m using, as I really love it otherwise.

If so is there a way I can fix it?

My theme is Aparatus from https://aparatus.fearlessflyer.com/

Again thanks for the response, it helped a lot ??