See the validated output and look for the mismatched/unclosed tags
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://keepingitequal.com/blog/
There is this
<p><center></p>
and also this in the page source
<p></center><br />
</form>
(it’s in the join us today sign me up form)
Just so you know, when working with WP, it’s better to not use Visual Mode. Always use Text Mode(formerly named html mode), especially when embeding code.
The Adelle theme is now hosted at WP.org, so you should make a decision if you want to keep using the .com version or switch over to the .org version.
the mistake seems to be somewhere in the post ‘Find the Floor’; you also see the sidebar problem when viewing this post as single post.
double-check the post’s content using the ‘text’ setting of the editor.
Thank you for all the help! It is fixed!!
I deleted the code I had for the sign-up form underneath the post; it wasn’t really needed anyhow.
Paulwpxp – you said there is now a wp.org version – I know when I downloaded the file originally I downloaded one that was able to be used in wp.org … is my theme much different than the one offered on wp.org?
I also did some editing to the theme to customize it … Would I have to edit everything again if I download the newest theme file?
I don’t really know the difference in details. The right thing to do is to get into the files and compare the code. The front end is almost identical though. Demo links here for convenience.
Adelle wp.COM version
http://adelledemo.wordpress.com/
Adelle wp.ORG version
http://wp-themes.com/adelle/
No matter what version you use, always make changes to it via child theme. And if all the changes you’ll ever make is only something in the stylesheet, you can just install one of those Custom CSS plugin and no need to make a child theme. The point is to keep theme files untouched.
Child theme
http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes
Custom CSS plugin
http://wordpress.org/plugins/search.php?q=custom+css
