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Don'tcha just hate that? I've noticed that the things that cause the most aggravation when troubleshooting are absurdly simple -- so simple your eyes just pass right by without noticing. By the time I figure that kind of thing out, I'm practically bald for a month!
I know EXACTLY what you mean!! And actually, I've still got one problem to tackle. Anything I place in the sidebar on the Calendar page, pushes the calendar below the sidebar text (just like I was having on the other pages before I added the float:left to the #content div). The fix for all other pages doesn't fix the calendar page. I'm still searching for an answer on this one, but for now, I just removed the Upcoming list of dates from the sidebar on the Calendar page.
Huh. I did something completely different with the calendar on a client's site. The calendar page (full page version of calendar) is a parent menu item with the upcoming list a child page. The big calendar shows the event title linked to the detail page, but the small version of the calendar in the sidebar only shows a link for the number which, when clicked, takes the user to the detail page as well. The upcoming list is in the content column and the "more" links to the detail page. The detail page is active, but not listed in the menu.
Do you use firefox? If so, do you have the web developer tools addon? If not, you should get it. It's great for troubleshooting these types pf problems, 'cause you can edit the css online to see what you need to fix.
Nullig,
Yes, I do use Firefox with the Web Developer's plugin...agreed, it is fantastic. I was just so tired of seeing this site, that I took a few days away from it! Today, I'm going back to see about that issue.