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To begin with, since I’m fairly a newbie, I do hope that this question is easy to answer for more experienced designers.
I have tried to search for a solution, but my english is not very strong, so I’m not quite sure how to express myself in short sentences when searching.
Anyhow, I’m designing a theme for wordpress for a friend, and I want to have the standard sidebar on the right side, as usual.
But I want the post to expand below the sidebar, so that it won’t be any white space below the sidebar.
I’m floating the post-div to the left, and the sidebar to the right. I’ve also set the get_sidebar function before the post-loop runs.
But it seems that when the posts have no set width they won’t fit at the same place where the sidebar is.
And if I set width to the post-div so that it’ll fit beside the sidebar the white space below the sidebar will still be there.
How to I get pass this problem?
A visually example of how I want it to be:
[img]http://i30.tinypic.com/1z4esnm.png[/img]
or at least like this:
[img]http://i28.tinypic.com/25hk6kw.png[/img]
The live example:
http://lepton.freehostia.com/index/blog
Thank you, for your quick reply :)