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So, we are using the Pinterest “Pin It” Button Pro and when I disable that, this is what the anchor and img code looks like:
<a href="." onclick="WpCpCleanPrintPrintHtml('post-33741');return false" title="Print page" class="cleanprint-exclude"><img src="https://www.onegoodthingbyjillee.com/wp-content/plugins/cleanprint-lt/images/CleanPrintBtn_white.png"></a>

Then, when it is active, it looks like this:
<img class="pib-hover-img" src="https://www.onegoodthingbyjillee.com/wp-content/plugins/cleanprint-lt/images/CleanPrintBtn_white.png" data-pin-url="https://www.onegoodthingbyjillee.com/2014/11/simple-homemade-chest-rub.html">

So it is definitely appending a data-pin-url attribute, but I’m seeing it reference the actual post. However when I hover over the CleanPrint button, the link is pointing to the archive page.

It only recently started doing this and was working just fine previously, so I’m not exactly sure the issue. We hadn’t made any changes to the site that I’m aware of.

haha I don’t drink, but you’re very welcome. Sorry that took so long to figure out! Good luck with your site.

Ok. I think I’ve found the problem. On your single.php you are using a different div tag than what you are using on your main page. The large block of content has the <div class="post-main"></div> while in your single.php file is has <div class="post-main"></div>

You should change your single.php to have the same class as the main page.

Do you want it to be for all links or just the one that says “Download Flight Pro Sim for FREE here”?

Aha! I see what you are talking about now. I have to go for now but I will take a look at it when I get home later tonight and let you know what I find. And don’t worry about it. I like trying to solve these kinds of things.

When you say

its augmented to the right a little…

what are you speaking about? The title? I don’t see a title on the individual posts.

hmmmm….

I’m really at a loss. I think that if that line would load it should work correctly. I have absolutely no idea why it wouldn’t be changing the stylesheet, especially if it is showing up when you click on the edit for your css. I assume you are editing it through the WordPress admin panel? Have you tried manually uploading it? I’m not really sure what else to suggest at this point…

This is what I see after loading the page. Perhaps the file didn’t get saved under the correct name or location?

/*  ------ layout ------------------------ */

#wrapper { background:url(img/back2.png) no-repeat center top; }
#contents { width:959px; margin:0 auto; text-align:left; }
#header { background:url(img/top.png) no-repeat bottom; height:160px; }
#middle-contents { background:url(img/side.png) repeat-y; padding-bottom:50px; }
#left-col { float:left; display:inline; width:584px; margin:0 0 0 5px; }
#right-col { float:right; display:inline; width:330px; margin:70px 5px 0 0; }
#footer { background:url(img/bottom.png) no-repeat top; height:114px; margin-bottom:50px; }

/*  ------ header ---------------------- */

I just looked at your css that is linked to the site as it shows now, but I don’t see the change that I suggested in the stylesheet.

in addition to

I’m not seeing it anywhere. Did you manage to get it fixed?

Actually, let’s try one more thing before you reload the theme. Can you add this to your stye.css and see what that looks like?

#left-col h2 {
padding: 0 40px;
}

Well, that didn’t work! ??

Reinstalling the theme might be a good idea. It’s just very interesting because how you had it originally it wasn’t picking up your h2 tag styling from your css file. I’m not really sure why it wasn’t.

Try reinstalling the theme and see where that gets you.

Great! Glad I could help and that you got it working how you wanted.

What code exactly did you delete? Can you use wordpress.pastebin.com and post the contents of your single.php file for me to have a look at?