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1. robertwhitis
   Member
   Dec 16, 2010, 9:07 PM

   I am creating a blog using the zBench theme, my WordPress version is up to date.

   I am developing this blog on a Windows XP Pro machine, and have tested it in IE, Firefox, and Chrome, all on different resolutions.

   I had a colleague look at the blog for feedback, and on his Windows 7 Pro machine in IE, the sidebar displayed underneath the main content column. The Facebook and RSS Feed icons remained in place.

   His machine was a laptop, running a widescreen resolution, I'm not sure the exact screen resolution.

   When I use a resolution that is "too small" the site displays properly, other than the gray background behind the nav menu getting cut off, displaying a white background in the top right corner of the nav / header area.

   I am wondering if this problem occurred from a screen resolution being too wide, is that at all possible?

   If that is not possible, I am thinking it may be because I relocated the search bar, removing it from the nav menu, and placing it directly above the sidebar.

   The URL is http://www.digitalpurpose.net

2. supportbot
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   Dec 16, 2010, 9:07 PM

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3. robertwhitis
   Member
   Dec 16, 2010, 9:09 PM

   Nevermind, posted this in the wrong forum, I'll head over to wordpress.org forums and repost it there.

   Apologies

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