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Subject: find the problem in my coding
Category: Computers > Internet
Asked by: regw-ga
List Price: $7.00
Posted: 27 Mar 2005 20:15 PST
Expires: 26 Apr 2005 21:15 PDT
Question ID: 501228
I use Movable Type to manage my weblog. I've used it for a few years;
and it's great.

I've got a main index template which drives the main page
(default.asp) that looks how I want it to.

I've got other templates to do other functions, such as, manage the
individual posts.

My problem, and what needs to be answered, is what is causing both
pages to render differently? I've been over the code numerous times
and not spotted the problem. The problem more specifically deals with
the sidebar on the right.

On the main index page, it renders fine and appears inline with the
rest of the content. On the individual archive page, it renders
incorrectly and the sidebar is dropped to the bottom of the page.

You can view at:
http://www.somewherequiet.org (main index that's correct) 
&
http://www.somewherequiet.org/archives/2005/03/sideways.asp (archive
file that's not correct)

You can view the templates:

http://www.somewherequiet.org/temp/goodtemp.txt (the one that renders correctly)
http://www.somewherequiet.org/temp/badtemp.txt (the one that doesn't
render correctly)

Clarification of Question by regw-ga on 27 Mar 2005 20:25 PST
I'm sorry - the templates are being rendered by the browser as txt files.

They're available as .html files that you can view the source of.

http://www.somewherequiet.org/temp/goodtemp.html
http://www.somewherequiet.org/temp/badtemp.html

and the CSS is available as well.

http://www.somewherequiet.org/temp/css.css

Sorry for the confusion.
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Subject: Re: find the problem in my coding
From: schmackus-ga on 29 Mar 2005 20:58 PST
 
Yo

It appears you left out one of your ids. Specifically id="center"

Two lines will fix everything. 
To fix it
(1) on line 119, enter the line:   <div id="center">
(2) on line 184, enter the line:   </div>

Happy Coding!

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