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  • dwzemens, i had similar problem… and was going to post if there was a solution, but found it by doing one little change.

    you dont need any additional code in functions.php, like you’ve and otto tried earlier, but what you can do is, go to widgets.php which is under wp-includes, and search for nbsp, you’ll find one of the php functions where it states when title is empty pring “&nbsp”, so just take that out of the quotes, save the file, and thats it!

    i feel like a genius. Cheers.

    Thread Starter yocoldrain

    (@yocoldrain)

    Alright after hours of turmoil, crisis are over. ??

    well if someone else gets same problem, they can fix it by,

    1. keeping sidebars float:right (in this case my sidebars are on the right hand side).
    2. remove the php get_sidebar function under single.php from above the get_footer function, and place it at top under the get_header function.

    Thread Starter yocoldrain

    (@yocoldrain)

    to clarify further, my wrapper is 920px, content 468px, sidebar 210px, 210px which sums up to 888px. And having problem in FF, and IE both. Also css+xthml validation is perfect. no errors.

    I’ve also used web developers view style information tool. which helps in seeing border of the each div(?), and under comments page – content and sidebar do overlap by pixel or two. but cant figure out where the problem is that causes pixel overlap.

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