Solution: stripped everything down to a bare minimum, and rebuilt the frame. (But my original question was pertaining to "automatic formatting" - "behind the scenes" as the code goes from module to module.)
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Hi,
I am modifying the 3 column layout hanging:hanging (I believe that is the name. As a side note: I know my html/css - this is not a " how do I .... in css" question).
OK: this template consists of a header section, a main section with sidebar 1, content and sidebar 2 (left to right) and a footer section.
The divisions in the main section are the following:
div #page
div #bgtop
div #bgbtm, commented out
div #frame-leftandcontent, inserted by me
div #sidebar1
div #content
div #frame_right
div #sidebar2
the issue I am having, is invisible css formatting behind the scenes. For instance, #bgbtm had to be commented out, since there is a "placeholder" or padding of about 20 px between the left border of #bgbtm and the left border of #frame-leftandcontent which I can't find in the css file.
Now, #frame-leftandcontent holds #sidebar1 plus #content.
#sidebar1 appears to be placed properly at the upper left corner within #frame-leftandcontent; however, #content appears to be rendered outside #frame-leftandcontent. ==> where is that positioning coming from? I could not find any corresponding css files in the directories.
thanks
change template in hanging:hanging [solved]
change template in hanging:hanging [solved]
Last edited by samj on Thu Mar 10, 2011 4:45 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: change template in hanging:hanging
This is really something you need to post a link to the site/page to get any real help...
Re: change template in hanging:hanging
what do you mean by site page?
thanks
thanks
Re: change template in hanging:hanging
A link to the page that uses that template, or to the site itself, I can't figure out the problem if I can't see the code...