Even in FF the sidebar is below the posts 🙁
Thread Starter
jefft
(@jefft)
No its not…(anymore, at least…it might have been for a few minutes)
OK, it’s back. So what’s the problem in IE?
You could try this too (test first):
Change navbar margin-left to 0, and add a float:right; to it.
Thread Starter
jefft
(@jefft)
The problem in IE is that the sidebar displays BELOW the blog content.
The div is fixed, I had an extra closing div element.
The margin-left to 0 and float right does not work in FF, so I didn’t try it in IE.
Thread Starter
jefft
(@jefft)
I got the sidebar to fit in IE, but it is still spacing the list differently.
This was my original problem!
IE is adding drastic spacing to the sidebar li.
Please Help!
IE and FF handle differently the padding and margin.
Since in most themes the sidebar is a huge nested list, if the paddings and margins are not defined in the stylesheet – the browsers will treat them with their default settings for lists. Which could mean, yes, a “drastic” big spacing.
