Thread Starter
paross
(@paross)
Oops! You can find the problem at
http://www.rosshost.com/blog/wordpress/
Phil
The reason likely is:
– in one case, you are logged in
– in the other you are not
– and you cannot register on your blog
Thread Starter
paross
(@paross)
Great! Didn’t think of that, but it works.
But now when I click to leave a comment IE reverts to 100% width in the main section, and about half of that in the copyright/footer sections, but FF renders the width consistently at 760px. I don’t see a way to fix that.
http://www.rosshost.com/blog/wordpress/
Phil
This is a css problem, that occurs when outer dimensions are lower that the inner dimensions, e.g. on the one side you specify width=x, and when you add things up within it, you end up with something greater than x.
try changing the css:
– increasing the table and cell widths
– decreasing the spacer widths
– decreasing the comment form width
– other you might think of
Thread Starter
paross
(@paross)
Denis,
I have tried reducing the table and cell widths, even used percentages in cells — and set the total percentage to less than 100%. I have decreased the spacer widths to #main 10 px and #side 5px. I have set the width of the #sidebar to 150 px.
Nothing I have done has had any effect on either FF or IE. It looks to me like the side bar has picked up the main width in IE, but I don’t know how to fix it.
Phil
