• I want to move the date from the left column so text spans the full page with no empty space below the date all the way down the page.

    http://obsessionfitness.com/

    I’m able to shift the text left and increase the post width by adjusting the CSS for .postbody, but then the date is overlapping the header text.

    How do I move the date? Preferably under the post title where the category and comments listings are. Thanks.

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  • <span class="postmeta">
    <a href="http://obsessionfitness.com/stamina-15-0200-intone-folding-recumbent-bike-quiet-inexpensive-space-saving/#respond" title="Comment on Stamina 15-0200 InTone Folding Recumbent Bike | Quiet, Inexpensive & Space Saving">No Comments</a> | Category: <a href="http://obsessionfitness.com/category/equipment-type/exercise-bikes/" title="View all posts in Exercise Bikes" rel="category tag">Exercise Bikes</a>,  <a href="http://obsessionfitness.com/category/exercise-equipment/stamina-exercise-equipment/" title="View all posts in Stamina" rel="category tag">Stamina</a>
    &nbsp;Published on: July 14, 2008
    </span>

    If you are referring to the date that shows when you post a comment, then I think I can help.

    At the bottom of your postmeta span, you have your date on a line break (<br />). Remove that and it will be on the same line with everything else.

    I suggest adding a pipe or a backslash to better separate the two.

    For example:

    <a href="http://obsessionfitness.com/category/exercise-equipment/stamina-exercise-equipment/" title="View all posts in Stamina" rel="category tag">Stamina</a> / Published on: July 14, 2008
    </span>

    (side note: I reformatted the above using “code” (aka back-ticks) instead of <blockquote>. Blockquote doesn’t always render code all that great…)

    Thanks. Sorry about that. I’ve seen it both ways.

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