Peter Boosten

both #nf_pageleftcontainer and #nf_pagecontentcolumn use absolute positioning (style.css)

While it’s not my preference, you could change the value of ‘top’ (which is now 0px from the top) to something different, like 50px.

That will move down both columns.

Peter

It’s because of the absolute positioning in the other divs. Absolute positioning takes the element out of the normal flow and clears the room for other elements. Since the footer is the only relative positioned element, its natural behaviour is to be at the top of the page.

You can only solve this by removing all the absolute positioning from the other elements, and let them float around. Don’t forget to ‘clear: both;’ on your footer.

Peter

in your stylesheet, almost all color properties are #000000, which incidentally means black. Against a black background is the visibility of this text almost nihil 🙂

Try changing these to something lighter, #ffffff is white. The fle to change would be style.css.

Peter

http://your.site.tld/wp-admin

– Settings, reading, ‘Blog pages show at most’, change to ‘1’.

Peter

Whenever your page doesn’t validate, IE goes into quirks mode (don’t know about chrome). FF is more forgiving.

Peter

It’s the dimensions of the textarea:

<textarea id="comment" cols="92" tabindex="4" rows="10" name="comment"/>

The 92 cols are the bugger. try looking at comments.php

Peter

it’s postwrapp div that gives you the trouble…

I’m diving into it. Please don’t change anything.

Peter

you should put your posts in their own wrapper div.

now:

content
  post
  post
  post
  sidebar
end content

should be:

content
  wrapper
    post
    post
    post
  end wrapper
  sidebar
end content

Peter