Wierd Sidebox Issue

[kuroi]

Sorry, but the diagnostic tools that we use to crack these problems don't work on screenshots and the cascading nature of CSS means that the problems are usually somewhere other than where the site developer expects them (often this is why they are problems) so there's little point in reviewing your code either.

If you're serious about solving this we need a link to a live URL where we can see the problem in action.

[deejmer]

Right.....makes sense. I was trying to write as complete of a post as I could, but I'm developing locally so was just being lazy and didnt want to take the time to push this out to the server yet...

I now have the site up at http://209.139.209.207/

Let me know what you think...and thanks for taking a look...I've spent 3 hrs on this staring at the stupid CSS and PHP files.

Thanks.

[Kim]

Your sidebox headers are <h3> and heading have default margins unless you override them with your CSS.

[deejmer]

OH THANK YOU THANK YOU!

What an easy fix....why didnt I think of that?!

Sometimes an outside view is huge.

THanks again!

[Kim]

I call that "a fresh set of eyes". Be sure to click the coffee cup when you can.

[deejmer]

You know....I was so excited about hearing about the fix for my sideboxes, I forgot about my other issue....

Any ideas on why I have this "dead pixel" on the left hand side of the page and a 1 pixel protrution on the top right at the header and breadcrumb?

This defect is only visible in Mozilla.

THanks!

[RikMayall]

I've just come across the same problem of having a gap between the heading of the sidebox and the links beneath it too.

How did you solve it exactly deejmer?

Rik