• Hi,
    I know there are a lot of posts on this topic but the usual answer is an analysis of code and problems with <div> tags and things like that. I’m hoping to resolve this with a change to a wordpress setting as I dont know much about the code.

    My site was working correctly and now all of a sudden the right sidebar shows up at the bottom, below the comment reply box. Because this happened all of a sudden and was working correctly for almost a year that leads me to believe this is because of a plugin update or a wordpress update?

    http://grilling24x7.com/grilled-cheese-on-a-grill/

    Any ideas on how I can get the sidebar on posts to show up at the bottom? Any help is appreciated.

    Thanks,
    John

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  • That’s because your content area is set to 100% of width and there’s no space for sidebar to accommodate.

    First install this Plugin and then in the “Custom CSS textarea” add this CSS code –

    .single #primary {width:60%;}
    Geoffrey Shilling

    (@geoffreyshilling)

    Volunteer Moderator

    This is a known issue with the Twenty Eleven theme in WordPress 4.5.

    A workaround had been created for this.

    If you do try the wordaround, I would recommend using a child theme and adding the following code to its functions.php file:

    function wp36510_remove_singular_class( $classes ) {
    	$index = array_search( 'singular', $classes );
    	if ( false !== $index ) {
    		unset( $classes[ $index ] );
    	}
    
    	return $classes;
    }
    add_filter( 'body_class', 'wp36510_remove_singular_class' );

    A fix has been created in the core WordPress files and it will ship with version 4.5.1, which is scheduled for Tuesday.

    Thread Starter grilling24x7

    (@grilling24x7)

    Great suggestions. Thank you all. I will wait and see what this 4.5.1 update is all about and if it doesn’t work then I’ll add the actual code.

    My site did work just a few weeks ago now something changed and the sidebar dropped. That something seems to be within wordpress b/c I didn’t change any code that has anything to do with %.

    Thanks again.

    John

    Thread Starter grilling24x7

    (@grilling24x7)

    So I sat back and waited and I did nothing and the new wordpress update fixed it. Crazy.

    Thanks for the comments.

    John

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