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
|