Webpage problem
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Anyone can tell me wat is wrong since yesterday when i open my blog page and some of the widgets are below the posts and not at the sidebar at the right? thanx
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Dude, you have got to get rid of that paid advertising; it’s against the terms of service at WP.com and your blog could be deleted without warning.
Now, as for your technical issue, your blog was so slow to load that I had to stop it, but I did see that you have at least one very wide image. That very often is responsible for this kind of thing, so make it narrower and see if that helps.
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Try uploading narrower versions of the wide image(s) with a different file name, and changing the link in the posts. We’ve seen a few instances recently where some of the servers appear to have the image cached and won’t look for the new version.
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Ok, I took another peek at your blog, and it looks like there’s an extra </div> tag between the MyBlogLog and GlobeTrackr boxes.
If there’s an extra </div> there, it will end the sidebar and start a new block, which will often render below the content.
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it’s ok now, everything is on the sidebar but then there’s another problem. the html table i’ve created seems to overshoot. the height is 80 and the width is 150. can solve this?
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You might be able to fix it by putting the width into the style attribute, and setting the units on it to px (like you’ve done with the height).
Another solution, which should guarantee not overflowing, would be to set the width to 100%.
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When I look at the source for the page, I’m not seeing a width specification for the table. You currently have
table style="height:80px;" border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="1"
and might try something like
table style="height:80px;width:100%;" border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="1"
or
table style="height:80px;width:150px;" border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="1"
Although I don’t think the latter is quite what you want, since the combined width of the side-by-side images appears to be 160px. :-) -
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livecancer – which browser / operating system are you using? I’m running FireFox 2.0.0.14 on Vista, and I’m seeing the overly-wide table even after the page finishes loading.
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ericltkong – I was just looking at your page using the DOM inspector in FireFox, and noticed something odd. Your page is showing three divs (#content, #sidebar, and a .textwidget) as siblings within the wrapper that keeps the contents and sidebar together. The table is located in the textwidget, not inside the sidebar, which is why it’s not being limited to the width of the sidebar.
On a guess, there’s still an extra </div> lurking somewhere in the sidebar. Are you familiar enough with the HTML side of things to resolve it from there?
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