Difference in layout between posting- and commentingpage

  • Resolved sturmgas

    (@sturmgas)


    18 years, 4 months ago

    Hello all,

    on the posting page my <div id="rap"> includes very nicely <div id="header">, <div id="content">, <div id="sidebar> and <div id="footer"> so it looks fine but … when you hit a comment than sudenly <div id="rap"> only includes <div id="header"> not the rest so probably comment.php generates an extra </div> somewhere or i put my a </div> on the wrong spot.

    http://www.sturmgas.net/smm-blog/

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  • moshu

    (@moshu)

    18 years, 4 months ago

    Which theme? Do you have direct link to the blog?

    Thread Starter sturmgas

    (@sturmgas)

    18 years, 4 months ago

    I started messing around with a theme called “Falling Dreams” made by Razvan Teodorescu.
    You can find my blog (dont look at colours at the moment, its just a help to understand) on
    SMM.

    It started because my header image is bigger than the one in the theme so i changed the width of the “rap” in the css after that it went a bit down hill.

    sorry for the other two posts couldnt find the delete!

    skulled

    (@skulled)

    18 years, 4 months ago

    What do you mean by this:

    “when you hit a comment than sudenly <div id=”rap”> only includes <div id=”header”> not the rest”

    I can see the other div container as well ..

    Thread Starter sturmgas

    (@sturmgas)

    18 years, 4 months ago

    After fiddling around with </div>’s changing php and other things and also spending hours on it i deceided just to start over again with a bit more logic behind my fooling around. I learned a lot about css again with doing that and also a bit of php -changed the date setting, yes-!
    so I apriciate yr time and effort.

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