Posted 1 year ago #
I just published the second post to my blog. The first one, which was shorter, looked fine. This one, which goes on a bit longer, looks fine until the comments section. It goes into the black area at the bottom and loses its CSS formatting. Here's what I mean:
See the bottom of the "self image" post vs. the Diet Aid post.
I thought I could change it in the "writing" setting by increasing the "size of post box" # of lines, but that didn't seem to make a difference.
Thanks for any and all help!
Posted 1 year ago #
Looks like the image:
http://davesink.com/wp-content/themes/Davesink_wp_site2/images/bg-container-top-inner.gif
which is 2x1500 pixels is not long enough to cover the black background color. That is what is causing it.
Posted 1 year ago #
The problem seems to be that the 2px by 1500px background image you have set for #container-top-inner is too short to contain all of the content. It's set to repeat only along the x-axis, so if your content exceeds 1500px along the y-axis, the background image will stop short, allowing the black background of #container-top-inner to seep through.
The comment form is not losing its CSS formatting at all. It just looks that way it's against the black.
EDIT: Ah, dgwyer beat me to it. I was typing at the same time he posted. But yes, I suggest you either make that background image super tall (say, 3000px) or make the background color of that div white or gray instead of black.
Posted 1 year ago #
Wow,thanks very much for the quick responses, dgwyer & chellycat.
It's now fixed.
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