[mezhaheleena]

Dear Zed,

It clearly does, but I did not put that code there, and there is no one else who works on that site. So, I have no idea how it got there. As I don’t exactly remember what info needs to be in the child and what info I can remove, I do not dare to remove any. I will do so as soon as I have had time to study this again. I do not think it will solve my problem, but I do understand your annoayance at such sluggish site admin.

Good luck with helping the others!
Heleen

[mezhaheleena]

Hi Zed,

Of course I did not copy Mantra’s style completely. I made an empty child, and added only my changes. I noticed that now there is a lot of code in my child theme, and have no idea how (or when) it got there. It was not me. As I don’t remember exactly what changes I did make when I created the site, I have not removed all the extra style info as yet. I have to find some time to study the matter further, as it is not often I do stuff like that. But, I did not add all the extra info and nobody else has as far as I know.

The problem occurs not only with my somehow deformed child theme, but also when using the Mantra theme. So maybe it is nog just the weird child theme?

Heleen

[mezhaheleena]

I agree, for with some combinations of items on the page or certain settings, the sidebars move to below the content again. I found this out by accident and can not yet reproduce this or name the conflicting items/settings, but something is not yet working properly.

Website: www.deltavliegschool.com

[mezhaheleena]

Great, thanks!
I set it to ‘none’ and now it centers again.

Cheers!
Heleen

[mezhaheleena]

Update: I don’t understand exactly, but I think I solved my problem by deleting all code below:

/*
LAYOUT: Two columns
DESCRIPTION: Two-column fixed layout with one sidebar right of content
*/

In the css of my child-theme. Now the sidebars have moved to the sides at the top of the content again. Problem solved it seems!

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