Design Help

For my clients site: http://asweetlife.org/
The top right advertisement and search bar on the nav is getting messed up because of the AD (I think).
Can anyone tell me whats going on here and how I can fix it?

THanks

 

Nothing wrong here, using with Firefox 3.64

 

I donno how you dont see anything wrong on that top advertisement, the whole alignment is off

 

Firefox as well, looks great. Which browser are you using? Post a screenshot, too.

 

he removed the div tag that was messing it up... i seen it yesterday but was in a rush so i couldn't really reply with anything... there was a small image between div tags that was running right through the menu and making the search box drop down below the menu

 

likeke is right as of now but if I want to put that advertisement image back in how do I do it without messing the whole thing up?

 

You should place that advertisement image after the menu bar. and should set alignment for the advertisement image.

 

See the ad alignment is off how do i fix this?

 

the site was just about fine in ff, and in ie the "advertisement" image (not the banner) was dropping coz of its position in the html

try doing this

<div class="adpad">
<div class="adwt">
<!--Removed the following image because it was breaking layout -->

<img src="http://asweetlife.org/sitefiles/wp-content/themes/ASweetLife/images/adwt.gif" />
</div>
<!-- begin ad tag (tile=1) -->
.
.
.
<!-- end ad tag -->
</div>

Code (markup):

this works with ie6-on-wine/ubuntu, hopefully should work on ie/windows also
cheers

 

Where do I put this coding?

 

i assumed that when you could remove the image, you could alter its position too!!!

the above code essentially, just alters the position of the div class="adwt" from beneath your "ad tag" to above it... that is all...
nothing added nothing subtracted either.

 

The customer wants that image on the side though, how do I keep it in?

 

the above change does not alter the look of your website... it just alters the coding.. well, a bit of technical jargon is required to explain it to you now... the adwt div has a float right property assigned to it which keeps it right floated, while at the same time the sequence of it appearing in the code, is used by IE to determine its occurence, while rendering... the difference is what you willl see on your browser after you implement it...

just out of curiosity, did you try it before replying??

its a sincere request... please try to implement the suggestions before discarding the efforts here... or may be before forming an opinion

 

That is a sincere request, I am sorry you feel I didnt do that.
I tried it but put it in the wrong place, thats why I asked then I put it in the right place and now its working.

Thank you again SO MUCH!