nnathans

Well, sheesh, I changed some of the html coding in the post itself and — no more goofy header placement, no more sidebar problem! One post had each section beginning with a <div class=….> command, the other was just simple and in the former I found a few <div> commands without a corresponding </div>. Now — I had not changed anything in that post today, but nonetheless, the site had gone “bad” and now it appears to be straightened out. No changing .css, or .php, or anything else you brilliant geeks do. Basically, it’s like taking an eraser and erasing a smudge on a handwritten note!
—so far so good for now.

Background is showing fine. (it’s white and pale gray) We made no changes to any template, .css, or .php file — because we are strictly using this “out of the box”. It got corrupted without any manual intervention, and we announced the site is ready to use today. I’m feeling the pressure to fix something, but what? Can you tell that the header is incorrectly placed over the primary page? out of alignment. I have a feeling that’s related to the sidebar not coming up in the right place anymore.

And … the header is no longer centered correctly. Same thing is happening for Andrea (different post) — take a look at her page as well. Saw it on one other too. There’s something happening to us out here that I hope someone can identify. Maybe a /div that got corrupted, or shouldn’t be there, or ??

Andrea, looks like your blog is *not* ok everywhere, and has the same problem as mine. The header is not positioned correctly, either — something is definitely “off kilter” and out of alignment. Wish someone could help us out. We don’t need fancy new ideas, just fix what had been okay then mysteriously “broke”
good luck to us—
https://www.orbiscascade.org/staffhome/blogs/alliance/

Lisa, I see it – looks like it didn’t disappear, it is at the bottom, below all of the posts. Sorry I didn’t catch that … I just recently posted a query because this happened to me to, this morning. Why fiddle with the column width, I’d rather get to the root of the problem so it’s understand and won’t happen again.
–Nancy https://www.orbiscascade.org/staffhome/blogs/alliance