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designerscode · 05-15-2010, 05:25 PM

Hey guys, just found this blank spots in my blog... anybody knows why it does that? But there are days when there isn't a blank spot in the main page.

The site is a custom made wordpress template.

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seeandsee · 05-15-2010, 05:43 PM

maybe sql injection

ArsewithClass · 05-15-2010, 08:21 PM

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Originally Posted by designerscode

Hey guys, just found this blank spots in my blog... anybody knows why it does that? But there are days when there isn't a blank spot in the main page.

The site is a custom made wordpress template.

HentaiTribe.com

You have right click disabled so I cannot look at the source.... Send the html & php & maybe we can help you with your questions.

It could be something simple like the rowspans not set correctly without looking?

ArsewithClass · 05-15-2010, 08:26 PM

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Originally Posted by ArsewithClass

You have right click disabled so I cannot look at the source.... Send the html & php & maybe we can help you with your questions.

It could be something simple like the rowspans not set correctly without looking?

To test, shorten the length of the title of "SEXY MAGICAL GIRL VOL 3 AWAKENING OF MAGICAL GIRL" Instead of the full title, write "SEXY MAGICAL GIRL VOL 3 AWAKENING"

FlexxAeon · 05-15-2010, 08:31 PM

i know what this is but it's hard to explain.... seen it many times before...

you need to adjust the width of the "post-block" id/class, but in relation to the padding or margin

whats happening is that your CSS wants to make a row of 4 because it's calculating that it can fit in 4 blocks in a row based on the container width. but then the padding or margins are spreading that out and so it only puts three in a row and then the 4th drops down to a second line.

again, hard to explain whats going on without seeing code but start with "post-block" and then anything that affects it or touches it and tweak until it comes out right. i'd start by removing all margins & padding from 'post-block' and then anytime i add padding, i remove the same amount in width from 'post-block' to compensate.

it's a math thing

Yngwie · 05-15-2010, 10:46 PM

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Originally Posted by ArsewithClass

You have right click disabled so I cannot look at the source.... Send the html & php & maybe we can help you with your questions.

It could be something simple like the rowspans not set correctly without looking?

you don't need to right click to view the source.. Click View and Page Source (in firefox) or View and Source in IE..

fatfoo · 05-15-2010, 10:56 PM

Violent cartoons - that's something. Good luck.

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FlexxAeon Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 3,765	i know what this is but it's hard to explain.... seen it many times before... you need to adjust the width of the "post-block" id/class, but in relation to the padding or margin whats happening is that your CSS wants to make a row of 4 because it's calculating that it can fit in 4 blocks in a row based on the container width. but then the padding or margins are spreading that out and so it only puts three in a row and then the 4th drops down to a second line. again, hard to explain whats going on without seeing code but start with "post-block" and then anything that affects it or touches it and tweak until it comes out right. i'd start by removing all margins & padding from 'post-block' and then anytime i add padding, i remove the same amount in width from 'post-block' to compensate. it's a math thing __________________ flexx [dot] aeon [at] gmail

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