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  • You just said here a few minutes ago that it was fixed…

    Even worse, you’re asking the same question about a different website. Isn’t it obvious that the answer is the same?

    Thread Starter randyletter

    (@randyletter)

    No, this is different problem, if you scroll down to the end of the webpage, you see that the sidebar has been placed at the end of the webpage(in IE), completely different look in Firefox. In this website I use old version of wordpress(2.3) and there is no mso codes there, so it can’t be the reason.

    if you scroll down to the end of the webpage, you see that the sidebar has been placed at the end of the webpage(in IE), completely different look in Firefox.

    This is usually caused by either too wide content (images, videos, etc.) or by code errors involving div tags, which you do have.

    Thread Starter randyletter

    (@randyletter)

    I have both, video content and div tags code.

    Re-read iridiax’s last post – you are being told that you have errors in your code, some of which involve div tags. When I just clicked on the link given, there were 209 errors and 19 warnings. Sorting out the divs will most likely sort out quite a few of those errors, as correcting just one div error usually corrects a number of subsequent errors.

    Thread Starter randyletter

    (@randyletter)

    Jesse man, it’s hell of working, I don’t have that much skill to fix 209 errors, if you guys can give me any hint, I’ll appreciate it.

    Fix the div tag errors first and then revalidate and proceed to other errors… Or switch to a fresh, unmodified version of your theme.

    Thread Starter randyletter

    (@randyletter)

    Thanks iridiax, I guess switching to fresh theme is best way to get out of this mess.

    Thread Starter randyletter

    (@randyletter)

    Hi iridiax
    I fixed the sidebar, can you guide me to fix the text, they’re much bigger in IE than firefox.
    Thanks

    With so many code errors, it’s hard to tell, but it may be your unclosed h3 tag(s).

    Thread Starter randyletter

    (@randyletter)

    In fact I can’t find any unclosed h3 tag, even I copy and paste the 157 line but it didn’t work, the only place it might be is header.php
    but in “navigation” part there is no such a thing like:
    <li class=”pagenav”><h3>

      <li class=”page_item page-item-2″>About

    this validating is frustarting.

    In fact I can’t find any unclosed h3 tag…

    Search for only <h3> and you will eventually find it.

    Thread Starter randyletter

    (@randyletter)

    Yes I can find it in validate page but I can’t find it on my theme editor pages.

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