Anonymous

#3093

Hi, i have a weird problem with widgets on firefox.They move above the footer, even though i ve placed them on the sidebar.This only happens with firefox.

my site is androidhellas.com

Any ideas?

[Admin]

Syahir Hakim

#23351

Looks like one of your widgets have extra closing </div>, which is causing the issue.

Anonymous

#23352

Well, i have added 2 widgets on sidebar by “drag and drop” and another 3 by adding their code to sidebar.php.

I did’t find any extra </div> in sidebar.php

Anonymous

#23353

It still happens even i tried to remove all of my widgets and stayed only with the default ones.

They moved above the footer.

Anonymous

#23354

It looks like the width of the content area, combined with the width of the sidebar, is too wide for the page, forcing the sidebar into the bottom of the content area.

To temporarily fix, add this to your child theme or custom css box:

#sidebar1, #sidebar2 {

width: 283px;

}

@ Syahir,

His container width = 970px

His content main width = 646.875px

His sidebar width = 283.125

I can’t figure out the exact math… but changing the sidebar to 283 was able to bring the sidebar up to the top again.

[Admin]

Syahir Hakim

#23355

Hurm.. if that’s the case, then the solution will be as easy as setting the column width options to round numbers instead.

Regarding the maths:

646.785 + 283.125 + (10 x 4) = 970

where (10 x 4) = 10px gutter on left and right of the container each, and 20px gutter between the two columns.

Anonymous

#23356

Yep, that adds up all right 🙂

So, why does it not “fit”? That’s exactly 970??

[Admin]

Syahir Hakim

#23357

I believe it’s down to browsers not handling decimal places perfectly..

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Anonymous

#23358

Ohhh… yes, that makes sense. I’ve noticed the same thing while playing with menus and such.

Yeah, I didn’t think to check it across multiple browsers to see if it behaves differently.

Thanks.