CSS help on customized template, please?

[digidiva-kathy]

Okay, I realize this may not be the most effective way to do this, but I wanted to change the look of the cart and one thing I did was use the login sidebox...but I wanted it to be in the header area. So, I edited the main page template to add the right sidebox content to the header and then turned on only the login box in the right sidebox. Worked like a charm...except...I want the box to be lined up at the right edge of the wrapper. Instead, it is floating to the right of the edge in firebox and to the left of the edge in IE. I am no CSS guru, but I've tried everything I can think of and cannot force this to go where I want it. Could anyone help me please?

http://www.kathymooredesigns.com/teamshop

Thanks for any help you can give!

[digidiva-kathy]

Okay, never mind, I got this figured out, too, just took me a day long break and some deep thought, LOL...

[afo]

Please post your solution so someone else with the same problem can see what you did.

[digidiva-kathy]

Well, just to fix it to justify at the right side, I added this to the stylesheet:

#navColumnTwoWrapper {
	float:right;
 	}

However, I also modified the tpl_header.php file as follows to put the login box up there in the first place:

<!--bof-navigation display-->
<div id="navMainWrapper">

<?php
if (!isset($flag_disable_header) || !$flag_disable_header) {
?>

<?php
if (COLUMN_RIGHT_STATUS == 0 or (CUSTOMERS_APPROVAL == '1' and $_SESSION['customer_id'] == '')) {
  // global disable of column_right
  $flag_disable_right = true;
}
if (!isset($flag_disable_right) || !$flag_disable_right) {
?>
<td id="navColumnTwo" class="columnRight" style="width: <?php echo COLUMN_WIDTH_RIGHT; ?>">
<?php
 /**
  * prepares and displays right column sideboxes
  *
  */
?>
<div id="navColumnTwoWrapper" style="width: <?php echo BOX_WIDTH_RIGHT; ?>"><?php require(DIR_WS_MODULES . zen_get_module_directory('column_right.php')); ?></div></td></table>
<?php
}
?>

<div id="navMain">

followed by the code for my sliced header. I think that's all I did, but this has been about a 4 day project off and on, so I could have forgotten something. I'll know in just a bit because I'm setting the store up on a different domain with 1.3.8 and plan to apply the same modifications to these files.

BTW, I'm mostly a trial-and-error learner so if there was a more efficient way to accomplish this, please feel free to enlighten me.