It's obviously related to the sidebar somehow, but I don't know CSS well enough to know how to fix it. If anyone has ideas about fixing this, please let me know.
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- aram harrow
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i suggest downloading an HTML editor like
macromedia dreamweaver, and just copying and pasting your template into that. more likely than you can fix the problem graphically right away. My guess is that it is a tables layout issue, rather than CSS but I could be wrong.
Look at your main page(as seen in any browser). Scroll down until you see a segment in verbatim markup ("to the (public) editor " entry). Browsers render this part as is. Therefore there has been no text wrapping in that section and you ended up with a very very long line coming from the dictionary entry. Just insert a few line breaks and you should be fine.
thanks!
the problem is tags that say <div style="clear:both"...>
i got rid of them on the main page by changing the "enable float alignment" (under formatting) to "no."
alright.
i'll try to blog about more interesting things now...
Since ages, chocolate is loved by all people due to its special taste. Many experts have noted that chocolates are unhealthy and continuous eating often results in tooth decay. Some medical experts have stated that chocolates contain sugar substances and thus add calories to the body and increase the sugar levels in the blood. But, it has been recently found that chocolates are good for our health as they have a lot of advantages. Chocolates contain antioxidants. Therefore they kill the free radicals and obstruct the oxidization of lipids into our body. The antioxidants are a concentrated form of flavonoids.
The recipe I am going to share with you today is about 350 years old! A great favourite from the Cape where the first brandy
from Cape grapes were distilled in 1672! We have come a very long way since then when it comes to the quality of our brandy,
but still, Cape Brandy Pudding remains an old time favourite :) Growing up in South Africa is great fun with all the recipes
your mother makes and teaches you during your younger years!
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