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Started 1 year ago by thoddi
Latest reply from Devin
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thoddi
Member

Hi, something strange occurs now.... I don't know if it has to do with an update of WooCommerce (1.5.4) that I installed yesterday...?

This has been discussed in previous threads, here: http://www.kriesi.at/support/topic/width-of-content-area
and here: http://www.kriesi.at/support/topic/right-sidebar-3

And it looked like it solved my problems, but yesterday I noticed that on some pages the sidebar appear in the right place at first, but suddenly (almost immediately) moves back left, under the content area.

My Custom CSS has these lines:

.content .box {
width: 660px;
}

#top .sidebar2.sidebar_absolute {
left: 942px;
}

I can't show you the site 'cause I'm using a "coming soon" plugin to hide it when you're not logged in. I could offer an admin log-in if you need to have a look.

Thanks, Thor

Posted 1 year ago #
thoddi
Member

I forgot to tell which pages are OK... It seems that all pages listed out from WooCommerce (shop, my account, cart, chekout...) has the sidebar in the place it should be.

But ordinary pages with no WooCommerce content will have a problem showing the sidebar where it should be. It drops behind the content area of those.

Posted 1 year ago #
thoddi
Member

All of a sudden it all seems to function as it shall again... Strange. I can't see that I have done anything to make that happen... But the site is online now, and you can have a look at it here: http://webkunst.no/

Cheers, Thor

Posted 1 year ago #
Mya

Hi Thor,

Glad it's all working again. Let us know if you experience more problems.

Regards,
Mya

Posted 1 year ago #
thoddi
Member

Hi, I notice that it still occurs, but only when I'm logged in... very strange.

Posted 1 year ago #
Devin
Moderator

Hey Thor,

It could be related to any specific css you might have added in. I believe the #top gets a logged in class for logged in users compared to those that are not so perhaps that will help in finding the issue.

Regards,

Devin

Posted 1 year ago #