A small problem here http://www.stylesnatch.com/ - template looks bad
but here http://www.stylesnatch.com/petite-robe-noir/octobers-little-black-dress it's ok.

I think It should be from here :

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        <h2 class="nodeTitle"><a href="/petite-robe-noir/octobers-little-black-dress">October’s little black dress</a></h2>    
	    
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      <div class="field-item"><p><span class="inline left"><img src="/files/images/little-black-dress.jpg" alt="Little Black Dress" title="Little Black Dress" class="image image-_original" height="80" width="51" /></span>
<p>The little black dress is the perfect choice, no matter the occasion. You should have though three black dresses: one gown for black tie events, a cocktail dress and one suitable for office hours.</p>
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        <div class="linksteaser"><div class="links"><ul class="links inline"><li class="first last node_read_more"><a href="/petite-robe-noir/octobers-little-black-dress" title="Read the rest of this posting." class="node_read_more">Read more</a></li>
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I don't know how to declare in my css <div class="field-items"> or <div class="field-item"> to solve the problem of alignment.

Comments

joachim’s picture

It's not a CSS problem, it's to do with the HTML.
Look at where the footer DIV is being placed in the source. It's different in both those links you've posted. In the broken one it's a child of the content div, whereas in the good one it's a child of the body element.

resuscitated_wael’s picture

#footer {
clear: both;
}

joachim’s picture

... or set class="clear-block" on the block you want to contain its floats.
Drupal's system style sheet defines clear-block -- it's very useful!

idflorin’s picture

Thank you. I had a problem in Content Story teaser with Content templates