nucleon

PSalvia

Hey, ok this is a rather simple fix, but takes a bit of tweaking to get “right”.
Basically to put those columns on the right, you will need to either float the Center part of your content left, or float those columns right using CSS commands float: left or float: right. In doing so you also have to ensure that you clear your floats correctly, by placing a div INSIDE the floated div whose only property is clear: both; (or firefox dies) as well as size all of the related divs to allow space for the floated items to appear side by side. In order for divs to appear side by side (which is what occurs with floats) there has to be enough room for them to do so.

Floats are tricky at first, but quite simple once you have a grasp for them. Good luck

[sig moderated]

Well first off, to remove bullets from UL’s you use the CSS command
ul { list-style: none; }

With regards to other things you are trying to figure out you will need to be more specific in what you want to accomplish, or a link to your website always helps people diagnose issues.

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News/Sports/Life at http://www.DecorateLife.net

Wow… i’m looking through your source code and I have to say it needs a lot of work. Here’s my first tip for l_sidebar, fix this and we’ll move on to fix other things.

Lets start with your l_sidebar
you have

<div id="l_sidebar">
<ul class="sidebar_list">
<li id="text-1" class="widget widget_text">
<div class="textwidget"><a href = "http://bloggingforjesus.net/?page_id=8>Bible Study</a>

<a href = http://bloggingforjesus.net/?page_id=9>Devotional</a> 

<a href="http://bloggingforjesus.net/?
page_id=10">Staying Healthy</a></br>

<a href="http://bloggingforjesus.net/?
page_id=11">Making Ends Meet</a></br>

<a href="http://bloggingforjesus.net/?page_id=12">Housework</a></br>

<a href="http://bloggingforjesus.net/?page_id=13">Marriage</a></br>

<a href="http://bloggingforjesus.net/?page_id=14">Parenting</a></br>

<a href="http://bloggingforjesus.net/?page_id=15">Missionaries</a></br>

<a href="http://bloggingforjesus.net/?page_id=16">Entertainment</a></br>

<a href="http://bloggingforjesus.net/?
page_id=17">Prayer Requests</a></br>

First, when you use

<ul> stands for unordered list… within a UL EVERY element needs to have an <li></li> around it (list element).

So. You need
<li><a href="http://bloggingforjesus.net/?page_id=12">Housework</a></li>
etc for all the elements. Secondly do not use tags, ever, with CSS based markup. There is no need to use BR’s with UL. If you want a bit of space between every item in your list then you style it with the following CSS.
#l_sidebar li { padding-bottom: 5px; }

That makes it so that every LI inside of #l_sidebar recieves a 5px padding on the bottom. See what i’m saying? Thirdly, you have a DIV INSIDE your UL… I don’t understand the purpose for that. Very very very rarely should you have a DIV inside a UL. I’m using cutline 3 for my website as well ( http://www.decoratelife.net ) so i’m familiar with the layout of it. Fix these problems and we’ll work on getting the alignment right.