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My layout is primarily made using floats and a little of bit of absolute and relative positioning when needed. But the problem i’m having is links aren’t able to be clicked at all. It’s like there is a layer of css over the top of them. I got the top nav to work using z-index, but no luck with the rest of the links including the sidebar. The url to the template is:
http://www.tasteofinkstudios.com/wordpress/
If anyone could help it would be a huge help.
Jon
You have div { position: relative; } in your css which in my experience causes no end of headaches. Removing this solves the problem. You should apply position: relative manually to any divs which absolutely need it.
Best wishes
Dave
its not your position relative, its because your post class is spanning 100% of the content div, covering over your sidebar. You to create a style for the .post and set it a width :)
Ah this is of course true. The reason why I thought I fixed it by removing position:relative in firebug is that you have z-index: -100 in the #content selector.
I think you can fix it by removing z-index: -100 from #content and adding
.post {
margin-left: 190px;
width: 500px;
}