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  • the problem is you are composing posts in Office or similar. You must use a plain text editor – or at least filter through a plain text editor – as office adds extraneous garbage in the code.
    edit your posts to remove the extra junk

    While composing posts in office isn’t a very good idea, I think I found the source of your problem. You have more pages than your theme was intended for. That’s pushing a few pages (haircuts and contact) down below the navigation bar, which in turn is pushing your content over, which in turn is pushing the sidebar all the way to the bottom. To compensate, you can change the spacing between the links in the navigation menu. Find this section in your stylesheet:

    #navigation li a {
      display:block;
      padding:0 18px;
      font-size:0.8em;
      text-transform:uppercase;
      letter-spacing:1px;
    }

    Then change the second number in the padding:0 18px; line. Changing down to padding:0 5px; worked in my browser. You should now be able to see all your pages in the menu and everything should be back to normal. Hope that helps.

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