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By libweb01 on
When I look at my site in Firefox and perform a control-f search, the layout of my site becomes very skewed. It started happening a while ago, but is more common now. The only way I can think to figure out the problem is to disable modules one by one to see if the problem goes away after a module is disabled. I worry that'll break my site, but if anyone thinks it's good protocol, I'll do it. I'm still new to drupal and php, so any input is welcome. Thank you.
I've included screenshots of my site when it's normal and when it's broken.
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Subtheme?
Are you using a base theme? I looked at your actual site based on your links. A direct URL would be helpful. ;-)
The theme definitely has some unusual CSS with styles directly in the HTML. And lots of relative and absolute positioning.
Is it supposed to be responsive design? If you resize the browser some very strange things happen. The header disappears, for example.
Yes, that is my problem. I
Yes, that is my problem. I use a subtheme based off of Zen, I believe. Do you think the strange breaks are from all the absolute or relative positioning? Thank you.
I found the problem. I
I found the problem. I disabled the Floating Block module and I don't have the problem anymore.