Did you fix it? I don't see anything wrong (using Firefox).

EDIT: Well, actually, it looks a little off-center, but the posts look like they're the right width outside of that. There's probably a padding-left or margin-left attribute in the CSS that you need to change.

EDIT #2: Your layout.css file has two different width settings for #contents. You have a phantom/empty <h2></h2> tag set inside your bPosts div but before the bPost div. It's probably the <h2></h2> tags causing the problem.

apart from your problem : this is so EXCELENT BEAUTIFULL !!!

And I do see the same 'shift' on your homepage.
the background of the maincolumn is overlapping your sidebar for about 5px.

Nice style
I think you need to look at your "left" Shadow and let it go a bit further left as the bpost section is forced right... just a guess.

#shadowl{
padding:0px 0px 0px 15px;
margin:-15px 0px 0px 0px;
float:left;
width:20px;
voice-family: "\"}\""; voice-family:inherit;
width:20px;}

Naa...look here for how the stuff should look...
http://www.wildfiremarketinggroup.com/our-work.php

Then look at the blog at:
http://www.wildfiremarketinggroup.com/blog/

The colum that the posts are in is larger than it should be and the navigation is shifted.

But on this page : http://www.wildfiremarketinggroup.com/ you have the same problem according to my computer.

Topanga wrote:

apart from your problem : this is so EXCELENT BEAUTIFULL !!!

And I do see the same 'shift' on your homepage.
the background of the maincolumn is overlapping your sidebar for about 5px.

Couldn't agree more, only suggestion possible is to make the link color (green) darker.

Topanga wrote:

But on this page : http://www.wildfiremarketinggroup.com/ you have the same problem according to my computer.

Yes - I haven't updated that page yet. The index page will be last. The whole site is going through a redesign.

Thanks for the compliments everyone :D

I banging my head against a wall trying to fix this.

Your #container <div> is never closed. This may or may not fix your problem. But the last </div> tag in your blog pages refers to your #secondnav div.

nope, same deal plus adding it pushes the footer out of the container :'(

That shouldn't have happened anyway. You should close the #container after the footer anyway. You're saying that adding a third </div> at the end of your page pushes the footer out?

Also, your sub-C1 is 215 px wide, and your sub-C2 is 199 px wide. That's 414 px to fit into your 395 pix #contents <div>.

That might explain your width problem, but I don't know if it will fix the side bar.

No, both sub c1 and sub c2 are 187px wide

damn it

I had the blog linked to an old style sheet

Since you found your solution, I'll close this topic