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I am having some problems with the alignment of the rightside menus. For both the “left” and “right” menu positions, the menus align themselves underneath the ja-news section. Any thoughts? The site url is http://www.investiguedoctores.com
instantinlaw
Friend
Try removing that Free Doctor Consultation! module, or resize it.
It’s not a module, it’s just the featured article.
instantinlaw
Friend
Then the form code is pushing the alignment out. Try to adjust the form, or remove it from the featured articles and link to the article instead.
I need the form to be there, but I just noticed, there is supposed to be a picture in the form, and it isn’t showing up. How can I make the image appear? Is there a way to decrease article width so the sidebar fits?
instantinlaw
Friend
It’s probably the image throwing it off. Try removing the image code. I don’t suggest you do it, but you can remove some padding from #jazin-hlwrap .jazin-content in ja.news.fp.css or edit .jazin-contentwrap which is probably in template.css
John Wesley Brett
Moderator
Actually ….
Nothing is being pushed anywhere. You’ve actually got your LEFT and RIGHT modules out of place.
This is an index.php problem.
Goto: http://www.investiguedoctores.com/index.php?tp=1
And you can see this clearly. They are located below User 7…and instead of the areas to the right which there is plenty of room for them.
If you’ve changed something inside that file recently…that’s where your problems lie. I’ve checked your CSS and it looks pretty solid
I’m still looking for an answer for you…if you could attach or send me a copy of your index.php file that would help.
John.
I don’t think I have edited the CSS file recently, do I need to edit it to fix this problem?
John Wesley Brett
Moderator
Not really…there are a few things that are not “Teline” or different than the original CSS code…but you’ve got, a little bigger problem…with the actual position of the module in your index.php.
I could give you what I’ve found in the CSS, but all that is going to do is correct your columns. It will not, however, put the LEFT and RIGHT module positions in their correct spot.
You appear to simply have a block of code in the index.php file that is out of place. PHP loads modules from the top down and somewhere there is a module out of place.
But there is nothing that is actually PUSHING your module down. If that were the case, it would be pushed down, but still to the RIGHT of the vertical line. I can’t actually see your index.php file without being either sent a copy or publishing it here…and looking at source code of a page can’t really do it either.
If you want to do it on your own…I would download a clean version of the Teline II template and then compare it’s index.php code to what your index.php file looks like. I’ll bet the problem will jump out at you easily.
And here’s the CSS changes to make if you want to get your columns back in shape…again this will not fix the module placement problem you have.
DELETE ONLY WHAT IS IN RED – all changes are in the template.css file:
(line 659)
#ja-containerwrap-c #ja-container {
background:transparent url(../images/hline.gif) repeat-y scroll 83% 0;
}
(line 663)
#ja-containerwrap-c #ja-container-inner {
background:transparent none repeat scroll 0 0;
}
(line 667)
#ja-containerwrap-c #ja-content {
width:82%;
}
(line 671)
#ja-containerwrap-c #ja-colwrap {
width:17%;
}
(line 675)
#ja-containerwrap-c #ja-col1, #ja-containerwrap-c #ja-col2 {
width:100%;
}
Although it looks strange, yes, you are deleting…not changing anything. The problems are that the above, were changes that over rode areas in your CSS that already exist.
John.
John Wesley Brett
Moderator
Actually if you don’t want to go digging…what you could do…is just replace your index.php file with a fresh one from a new download of the Teline II template. You’ll just need to replace that one file for now.
Just rename your current one, index_old.php or something in case you want to go back to it later.
That actually might be a quick way to an end to this problem…or else will direct us further down the road of crossing things off the list. 🙂
John.
Hmm, that doesn’t seem to be working, what else could it be?
John Wesley Brett
Moderator
Well we sort of know what it is…you have a module loading in the wrong position. But without seeing the index.php code I’m at a loss to help you correct it.
Sorry.
John.
instantinlaw
Friend
jbrett;71774Well we sort of know what it is…you have a module loading in the wrong position.
John.
Ya think? :p
instantinlaw
Friend
leadmarket;71771Hmm, that doesn’t seem to be working, what else could it be?
Have you tried my suggestions? Like getting rid of that image or resizing it?
Getting rid of the image didn’t do anything, can I uninstall and reinstall the theme without messing up any of my modules/articles?
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