myjosephine

Thank you so much for your help Nillervision and fleur. I will try that out later today. Davep: What screen-res do you have and what browser do you use?

The website it happens randomly at is cuteness.se

Something random has started happening the last few days on one of my sites. The paragraph goes outside of the div, until I right-click and open the designer-tool in Chrome. When I do the paragraph jumps into the right place without me changing anything. :S Same goes with some links in paragraphs, they clump together with the text beside it. Then when I open the designer-tool they go into their right place. So I'm very confused as of what causes this and how I fix it. Anyone else knows?

Would you like the sidebar to be completely to the left - touching the edge of the browser at all times? Because if you don't do a responsive website, it will be different for each screen (or devices) in how they see the sidebars position. If you're into having the sidebar stuck to the left side at all times you could go with: position: absolute; left: 0px; But for that to work you need to put the sidebar outside of the inner div and into the content_box which doesn't have a limited width. Then put position: relative; into the css for content_box. If you'd like it in any other way, try and explain and I will see if I can help.

Well at least have chance of it, right?

Make the space between the left li's wider to make the 'services' and design suite' match up with their spaces towards the logo?

Hidden divs will not be indexed by search engines, at least not by Google. However I believe that if you do the expandable text with JavaScript it should be indexed.

I think it's here to stay for a while. I personally think it looks great and is a nice contrast to the gradients and alike. I love the new ios look also, so I hope it's here to stay for longer than the trend of banderoles.