Not positive if this is a theming issue or not, but it seemed the logical place to start.
We have a Drupal 7 website for (extended) family members only. For whatever reason, I can't get any of the pages the general public would see (i.e. welcome page for an anonymous user, new user registration, etc.) to fit within the content block of the page. The logged-in pages fit fine. Not so for a user who hasn't logged-in yet. They start right at the top of the frame and cover/blend with the banner and top navigation and run all the way down, as long as there is data.
I've installed Front Page and tried several approaches with it (themed, alias, etc.) but no luck. I've taken the page.tpl.php and copied it as page--front.tpl.php. Also no luck.
If I can just welcome folks and get them registered, and if a suggested fix will only work on the welcome and registration pages, I won't worry about other pages for the general public.
I'm not very good at digging into code, but have done it and will do so if you will be clear about what file I should be adding code to.
Thanks for your thoughts and suggestions.
-wiz
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without seeing the site, it's difficult to know what's going on.
are you using a core theme? if not, switch to a core theme and test. if the issue goes away then it's likely an issue with the theme in use.
Not a Core Theme
No, it's a custom theme, so I'm sure it's something I've done. Yep, I tried it with Bartik and it works fine. Guess I'll dig around in that theme and see what I can "borrow" to set it right. I jus want to keep it as simple as possible and not have a bunch of regions/blocks we won't be using.
Thanks,
-wiz