Any web designer gurus out there?

[uctofeej]

So, I'm working on my new website and made a change to a paragraph in the middle of my text using a WYSIWYG editor. The paragraph had (temporarily removed) an image included. When I tried to add some space beneath the paragraph to start the next one under the photo, it fooked up the left-side menu. The menu links (home, about us, services, contact us) shifted down to the middle of the page (still on the left side though) alongside the paragraph I made the changes in.

Everything below that paragraph appears normal. Any idea what I messed up? Here's the site: clicky

TIA

 

[Scab]

PM jwilly.

 

[mdisher]

You are probably missing a <div> or </div> tag that the WYSIWYG Editor took out because it thought it knew what was happening.

You need to look at your source and make sure you have matching tags.

Specifically, you have (2) extra: </div><div class="content"> tag pairs in the text.

PM me with an email address and I can send you the fixed source.

-MD

 

[uctofeej]

You are probably missing a <div> or </div> tag that the WYSIWYG Editor took out because it thought it knew what was happening.
You need to look at your source and make sure you have matching tags.

Thanks. I've been examining the source code, but all the <div> and </div> seem to match up. The paragraph in question does not have one of these: <br id="g:cm53" />, but most of the others do. I do not know what that tag is or does.

 

[uctofeej]

Renegade, that was the fix. Thanks! The WYSIWYG inserted three sets of <div class="content"> tags. Removing the two extras did the trick.