Look at your page.php file, the sidebar is in the wrong table cell it should be in the last table cell with the div id of right.
You paid for a theme, for a client, that presumedly is paying you? While I dont personally have issues with “template clubs” or whatever they are, I tend to take issue with ppl that are being paid to do a job asking for FREE help.
Why not take your issues back to wherever you purchased the theme?
Thats my .02
Thread Starter
Brad
(@cre8tive)
jeremy, i appreciate you looking at this for me.. you might have saved me …
however, i am not exactly following what you mean .. i am looking a the page.php code right now … could you help to explain what you are saying so i could fix and see if it works?
thanks
Thread Starter
Brad
(@cre8tive)
whooami,
my client is full aware of the theme i am using, and all i am acting is the middle man in installing the theme for their immediate use. my client is non-profit and i am honestly charging him the club price, and the modifications he is having me to make since he is not knowledgeable of PHP. i am not trying to act as though i designed this theme from ground up and charging him $500 .. when the membership on costs $75 …
I figured since your being paid to do this that you might know a little about web design.
<!--left part end -->
</td>
<td valign="top">
<!--right par start -->
<div id="right">
Your sidebar should go here
I wasnt suggesting that you were deceiving the client. Its a moot point anyway, as you appear to be getting your FREE support for a task that you are being paid to do.
Nice gig.
Thread Starter
Brad
(@cre8tive)
jeremy, i do know somewhat about web design, but not the expert when it comes to PHP and CSS issues … I am learning on my own.
whooami …. i value what HELP i can get from the WP community .. PAID or FREE ..
also … jeremy .. i am not following .. any way i can pay you to help me out?
whooami –
I’m not necessarily advocating what cre8tive is doing, but a lot of people use Open Source for commercial and/or enterprise purposes. There is nothing wrong with it.
In fact, I’d say that people asking for assistance on these products isn’t wrong, either.
I mean, is that not one of the strengths of OSS? The fact that there is a robust community that supports it and helps it evolve faster than traditional commercial software?
If cre8tive wants to make a living out of doing this, fine, that’s his problem. At the end of the day, there is more to it than just tech-support.
If every Open Source contributor felt that they needed a pie from commercial users, then they risk alienating that segment of the population, which would not be a good thing (and which ultimately defeats the core purpose of such an endeavour).
What goes around comes around and all that.
this has been discussed ad nauseum.
Its very simple — you want to respond to posts from ppl that are being paid — please do. There’s nothing stopping you.
If whooami wants to make a living out of doing this, fine, that’s his problem. At the end of the day, there is more to it than just tech-support.
I dont have a clue what the above means —
I DONT make a living out of doing this. I am also female.
Oops, sorry. I meant cre8tive. My bad! (there, fixed it in the original, too).
a lot of people use Open Source for commercial and/or enterprise purposes. There is nothing wrong with it.
Nobody ever said there is anything wrong with that per se.
What the volunteer (read: unpaid) helpers here don’t really like – if you are doing a paid job and you are asking for free help…
What the volunteer (read: unpaid) helpers here don’t really like – if you are doing a paid job and you are asking for free help…
Sure. I’m not necessarily disagreeing with that sentiment; merely that to each his (or her) own.
Cheers.
