I'm officially going crazy, which is what I hoped to avoid with Zen.
If you take a look at my site's sandbox (sandbox.sexinthepublicsquare.org), you can see the problem almost immediately: the navbar, for some reason, isn't flush left. It's instead flush left against the margin of the center column below it, leaving a huge gap in the left margin of the links. Also, the primary and secondary links are flowing together. I've taken this apart every way I know how: I've used Web Developer, I've used Firebug, I've even validated the CSS (only got one error, which was related to a tag that's CSS3), and I can't figure it out.
Most frustrating for me is that when I try to change the margin-right:-100%; in the #navbar section of the css, it shoves the left sidebar over to the right, leaving the navbar itself untouched. So far as I can tell, the two are entirely separate divs, and I can't figure out why this should be.
Can anyone help me figure out what's going on, and how to start fixing it? Thanks much.
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lol, that was so funny i had
lol, that was so funny i had to login and check this thing that is officially driving you crazy.
turns out- the margin on #primary is what is doing your head in... override the margin for it in your sub-theme.
this is the offending line:
layout-fixed.css (line 206)
#primary {margin-left:200px;
}
i hope that helps!
You Are a Goddess
Heather, thank you so much. You are a goddess. That's been driving me nuts. May your processor flourish and may your RAM stay always pure.