Third column on top of second column, other things disappeared off page

[gilby]

Yes I tested without the code, same problem, so I put it back again.
I haven't edited any code in months except new banners, all has been fine without errors - but my page went crazy sometime in the last two weeks, which I only just discovered. I am most concered about the columns on top of each other and the missing part of that page that has just gone.

In FF it shows the text for that area and that is the problem.
What files are you editing?
With what editor?
What directory are you putting them it?

[violetlinnie]

In FF it shows the text for that area and that is the problem.
What files are you editing?
With what editor?
What directory are you putting them it?

I removed the code just now using ZC admin but the problem still seems to be there.

[stevesh]

In index_home.css, you've moved the center column up using negative margin (rule below), but you've left the sideboxes behind. Try setting the placement using #contentMainWrapper instead. You'll have to fiddle with margin and maybe padding a little.

.centerColumn {width:600px;/*position:relative;top:-309px;*/;margin-top:-309px;}

[violetlinnie]

In index_home.css, you've moved the center column up using negative margin (rule below), but you've left the sideboxes behind. Try setting the placement using #contentMainWrapper instead. You'll have to fiddle with margin and maybe padding a little.

.centerColumn {width:600px;/*position:relative;top:-309px;*/;margin-top:-309px;}

Oh okay. How do I set the placement, is that in ZC admin or do I have to look in my control panel to find index_home.css
I'm new to fiddling with margins, where in admin is that?
Thanks for the above info. I'm a novice at this.

[stevesh]

It's not in admin. You'll have to use your FTP program to download the css file, edit it, and upload it back.

While you're at it, download the Web Developer plugin for Firefox, which will let you display and edit the stylesheets without actually changing anything permanently. An essential web design tool. Some people prefer Firebug, which does much the same thing.

[violetlinnie]

It's not in admin. You'll have to use your FTP program to download the css file, edit it, and upload it back.

While you're at it, download the Web Developer plugin for Firefox, which will let you display and edit the stylesheets without actually changing anything permanently. An essential web design tool. Some people prefer Firebug, which does much the same thing.

I cannot find the css file, I'm looking in file manager...I must be blind. Once I find it easy enough to change. What folder is it in? Or do I have to use ftp to find it?

I can see the advantage of a Web Developer plugin, that sounds cool.

[violetlinnie]

Wait...found it, tricky thing was hiding.

[violetlinnie]

Thank you so much, I have fixed that bit good enough for now

I do still have the third column on top of the second column and also a giant gap in the page above the columns, if anyone knows what that is about it would be great.

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