willgee

I think it’s the primary div positioning. I’m able to position it so that the title hugs the bottom of the nav image in safari and firefox but guess which browser is being a goof? If you guessed IE – You’re Right!

In IE when I try any kind of positioning for the primary other than “relative” I get that nasty sidebar issue.

Any one else have any luck narrowing the amount of space between the bottom of the nav and the start of the page? With me I get a good 30 or so pixles worht of wasted real estate.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

mark-w – where in the wp-login.php file did you add that redirect? I’m looking for the exact same thing.

Thanks!

Crap – and I thought I had looked carefully. Thanks for the heads up!

I’m having the same issues but the comments section of the author’s website doesn’t seem to be working. I guess that doesn’t bode too well for the plug-in then eh?…

moshu,

I was having that exact problem so I followed your suggestion – it worked like a charm!

Thanks for the tip!

You’re robably right. My – clearly flawed – thought process was that if the sidebar and main content areas were inside div’s in a two column scheme that the layout would remain stable whether or not the sidebar was in it.