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"some more help", 20th Nov 2011, 9:35 PM #1
MassDet♂

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This forum has been really helpful and at this point I feel like I am bugging too much, but I promise I am trying to figure it out myself before I post. I am still working on organizing my site like I want and am having a couple of issues. They are as follows:

First I want the comments and authors notes to be at the left of the page. I managed to get the actual comments to align left, but the titles of the sections are staying center, and I cannot for the life of me find the code to move them.
My second issue is that my footer is not actually below everything, and I cannot get it to be flush with the bottom of the page.

My third one is probably a lot more involved and I can work on later. I want the comments section on the left because I want to start a news thread or blog section and have it to the right. Instead of the blog being a separate page. Once I get everything aligned correctly if someone could point me in the right direction to get this done I would be very grateful.

Thanks again for all the help.
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23rd Nov 2011, 6:02 PM #2
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For the comment titles, the header tags have the class "heading". So you can move them to the left by adding the style:
.heading {
 ...
 text-align: left;
}

But that would affect anything else with the "heading" class (like the comic title), so instead I recommend adding another class just for the comment headings. Under the Comic strip display HTML, find:
<h2 class="heading">Author Notes:</h2>
...
<h2 class="heading">Comments:</h2>

And add the "commentheading" class:
<h2 class="heading commentheading">Author Notes:</h2>
...
<h2 class="heading commentheading">Comments:</h2>

And then add the following style:
.commentheading {
 text-align: left;	
}


For the footer, it looks like you have it outside of the body tag. Try moving it inside and see if that helps.

I'm not sure about the blog idea though. Are you planning on using the built-in blog feature or something else? I know if you have an overview page, you can have the latest comic and blog post, but that doesn't include comments. Maybe an iframe would work?
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