That sort of worked... for CSS Zen and Elegance, it made the link to the category (and the number in brackets beside it) shift up to the middle, but t...

When I set it to one column, everything looks fine. I don't mean to cause so much trouble over something so superficial, so if findng a solution ...

Thanks for that CSS fix and mini-tutorial, that got the rightindex to disappear completely. 🙂 Truth is, I know very little about CSS outside of what ...

Looking at the source, the way the categories block seems hard-coded is just a matter of DIV ids and classes, which relate to how they're defined...

It didn't appear to have any effect.

Okay, so turning off debug made the errors go away, but I'm wondering if there's ANY skin that I could use that works regardless of browser ...

Uhm, I'm using Firefox too, and I still see the problem.

Okay, it was as you said-- looking in the main directory. I added height and width (along with alttext) to the img src HTML, and now everything looks ...

Yikes, that removed the header area almost altogether! Now the top of the page begins with the top menu.See:

Wait, the header DIV ID, rather than the site name one? I believe I had tried that method first, and while it took away the text produced by the {site...

Ah, thank you so much for that! I neglected to remember that even though backgrounds are images too (when using the CSS tag that I did), they use diff...

Okay, I deleted the line, and the categories sort reverted back to the way it was when I'd set the category columns value to something other than...