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  • It is caused by this in your style sheet:

    #subpage .content p {
    clear:both;
    ...

    however just removing that won’t work for you, as it will introduce another issue, so yuo’ll have to re-add for specific sections.

    Thread Starter am1am2

    (@am1am2)

    Thanks Rich.

    Can you please give more specific instructions?

    What would we have to add and in what specific sections?

    We are very new to HTML and don’t want to ruin the whole site by changing code the wrong way.

    Thank you.

    Sadly whoever coded it originally added that in which affects virtually every paragraph within the content.

    No I can’t help further, as it may involve many changes. I would suggest you test it, and then ask about specifics if you can’t figure them out. (you should notice an obvious one if you remove the clear:both as mentioned above.

    #subpage will be seen in the source code of the page as id=”subpage”
    .content will be seen in the source code of the page as class=”content”

    so any sections that need the clear on can be easily referenced if you check the source.

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