content sidebar has moved
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My content sidebar has suddenly moved down underneath my static page. Help!
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Hi!
They’re both appearing on the sides when I visit your site. Here’s what I’m seeing:
Are you referring to a specific page?
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Thank you so much for responding to me! I actually made a mistake, the sidebar I am having an issue with is my PRIMARY sidebar. The screencap you show is indeed how it is supposed to look. On my end, on all pages, including the home page, my primary sidebar is simply not on the left, but underneath (for example) my static home page, and all items are enlarged to fill the width of the web browser. I will post a picture at a dummy link on my site, hopefully this will work to show you the lack of primary sidebar: Here is a screencap embedded in the page of what I see
Only noticed this last night after updating my second-ever post. Read some support topics about ‘closing tags’ and tried to look at code, but have no idea what I’m looking for or what could be wrong D;
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I wanted to update that a very stupid and simple solution “fixed” it on my laptop, but it is still “wrong” on my husband’s tablet (and looks identical to the screencap I left you above). My fix was just to shrink the screen size and my sidebar shot right back up to the left where it belonged. -_- Sort of embarrassed it was that simple. BUT, as I said, it is still messed up on iOS tablet, and no amount of pinching or shrinking has remedied it. Thank you so much again!
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Thanks for sending over the screenshot! This is due to how Twenty Fourteen resizes to fit smaller screen sizes. If you shrink the browser on your laptop, you’ll notice elements like the widget area moving around. You can actually preview how your site will look on desktops, tablets, and phones here:
Just use those small icons on the bottom shown here:
On tablets, the primary menu moving to the bottom of the page is actually the intended occurrence.
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