Thread Starter
Ocean
(@ocean)
Thank you, Root. 🙂 I’ll take a look. I hope it fixes my issue! I did see a page (listless) with a long menu and the content stretching so maybe this is it! (dares to hope) 😉
Yes this is pretty basic CSS float positioning but it can be difficult to get your head around when you are starting out. With a decent template you will be fine.
Thread Starter
Ocean
(@ocean)
Well, it LOOKED like what I could use, but it’s giving me a headache. 😉
I don’t want a column border on the menu…. and the border I put around the #rap seems to be overwritten with the background color until I scroll the page. Very strange. I’ll keep working on it. 😛
Ye gods, trying to merge my html and the template html as well as trying to merge the css is enough to make a person cry.
Thread Starter
Ocean
(@ocean)
Still have the disappearing border problem.. until I scroll the screen, that is. But only in Mozilla… any ideas?
I don’t see anything disappearing – using FF.9.3 – where should I be looking in particular ?
I see the #rap bordering #body all the way around..
Thread Starter
Ocean
(@ocean)
Sorry. try here, podz. http://www.wickedmuse.net/index3.php I’m not working on the site directly since I didn’t want to break anything.
hmm…very odd
In the css is this :
#hmenu {
margin: 0;
padding 0;
}
Does the missing : after padding affect things at all ?
That must be causing havoc. I am fixing it now.
Fixed and committed to Gemini. Thanks.
Thread Starter
Ocean
(@ocean)
Okay, I’ve sinced moved it live, having decided that the niggling little border thing was better than the menu that extended beyond the bottom of the content. Main page is http://www.wickedmuse.net/index.php and the css is at http://www.wickedmuse.net/wp/wp-layout.css
Thanks for any tips on the border deal… it may just be a Firefox thing, but I’d really like to fix it if at all possible.
Yes its a FF rendering bug. Incurable AFAIK. Better in later releases. (slightly)
