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I have a existing website with is a 2 columns and a sidebar. I am trying to implement a service directory program into the existing design. The program uses clear:both in divs, the problem is if I leave the side bar in place it shoves all the text to the bottom of my webpage, if I remove the sidebar it works fine. I have tried changing the width and removing some of the clear:both divs, but it then screws up the programs output. I am not sure what the sidebar does to the clear:both. Any ideas?
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As you will see the registration is all the way on the bottom when it should be at the top under where the buttons are located.
The sidebar is a float, so the clear:both on the input parent’s parent is forcing the content below the sidebar. This is the clearfix method – its used to have an element contain floating children (the div containing the inputs is a float). I would remove the ‘cf’ class from the grandparent div (with the class of ‘wpbdp-bar’) and the float from .wpdbp-main-links
It is a wordpress theme, I didn’t code it, I am just trying to get the directory plug in work display correctly.