kanhje

By conditional, I more meant I created custom template pages that should only show certain menus. I then used Custom Menus to attach those menus to pages or not. I never used either of the above codes.

Okay, this has been fixed!

I basically needed to pare down the divs, which despite having no styling in some cases still created issues. Since I created my own template, it appears I didn’t need the “content” div in addition to the sub-container I already made. So if you’re having issues lining things up, try removing superfluous divs.

Erg, now it’s even more broken. The sidebar won’t pick up any styling whatsoever – floats, links, etc.

1. By the main section, you mean the div id=content role-main, correct?

2. I just changed the container div to 780px, and it moved farther to the left.

When I look at the page with Firebug, the div “container-resume” (created by me to style the content for this template) should be inside div “content” (WP created div) based on the PHP template (I checked the tags), and it’s not. It’s far to the left even though I have no negative margins or padding. It has a right float and top vertical align. The vertical align seems to be placing it under the sidebar, and the right float seems to be MIA since it’s halfway off the left of the screen.

3. The sidebar should have content – it’s a submenu with links; I believe “Show” and “Resume” on this page. If that’s not showing up, that’s bad news.

4. The home page one is “content-front”, as I was going to try another workaround, but I have removed it.

If you can help again, thank you!