how to put sidebar-last outside node

I too would like to do this. I'm comfortable with php and and css though, so if anyone could point me in the right direction I can do it on my own and post the process here.

EDIT: Actually, for me at least, I'd be happy with simply reversing the layout so that the primary sidebar is on the right. BTW awesome theme!

I think this is fixed then? We'll cover some of the features like this in the upcoming docs on the theme, but major changes to sidebars/layout are gonna have to be your own educational experiences :)

Yes, in my case I simply floated the first sidebar to the right and adjusted padding. Very nicely commented CSS. I was originally thinking of creating a subtheme, but we've done so much heavy modification thhat I think it would be out of that scope. I'll post the site when we're done. Thanks for the awesome theme.

can u show which part do u changed ?, i need to do this too

are u sure it's only about css for three column ?

because i see this on page.tpl.php :

<div id="content">
.....
.....
               <?php if (($sidebar_first) && ($sidebar_last)) : ?>
                <?php if ($sidebar_last): ?>
                <div id="sidebar-last">
                  <?php print $sidebar_last; ?>
                </div><!-- /sidebar_last -->
                <?php endif; ?>
              <?php endif; ?>>
....
....
div><!-- /content -->

this's for 3 column right ?

*i'm noob on css and php

Yes, please share the "simply floated" process if you (or someone else would) please. I"ve managed to figure out most of my other necessary customizations.

I'm still uncertain what type of site would want major components on the page to slide around in the way this and some themes do. I like the fluid/flexible way components will size to available window space, but see it as a design issue (not a good thing and not a feature) when major components (menu tabs, columns, or main content) jump off the visible window area while a window is resized. Better for them to remain where they are relative to the other main components when the window size is reduced, no? Despite my less than fluid perspective, I'm interested in understanding what I'm missing.

Choice seems to be the key in the best themes (and this theme has lots of choices) so having a way to "fix" the float or the relative relationship between components/elements would be great. Thanks, GZ

/*******************/
/* SIDEBAR REGIONS */
/*******************/

#sidebar-first {
  float: left; <-- change this to "float: right;"
  overflow: hidden;
}

After making the above change you'll need to adjust some margins/padding but the end result is a "normal" right sidebar.

can u show which part of margin and padding we must change ?, TIA

How do i get my sidebar-last INSIDE the content area.

http://drupal.org/node/315555

That image shows its possible for the text to expand outside after the sidebar.

However i have the latest stable version and cant recreate the way the image says it can work.?

Please help,

Clint.

sidebar-last already inside the content area, that's the default

Attached the image showing that the words in the node don't wrap around the sidebar-last like it does on the sample image.

I moved the

               <?php if (($sidebar_first) && ($sidebar_last)) : ?>
                <?php if ($sidebar_last): ?>
                <div id="sidebar-last">
                  <?php print $sidebar_last; ?>
                </div><!-- /sidebar_last -->
                <?php endif; ?>
              <?php endif; ?>>

outside the content-wrapper div, right below where it prints $sidebar-first and i got the 3 columns working normally

so this seems to be broken. the attached is a screen shot of the theme fresh out of the box with the nav menu moved to sidebar-last

@gdoteof - this is not a bug. This is by design.
Changing this support request back to a support request

Reply to post#12: same issue and same question

Hey clint.davis, here is your answer.

I commented out the following overflow line (see below) in the style.css and now the text wraps.

/*********/
/* NODES */
/*********/

div.node {
  margin: 0 0 30px;
/*  overflow: hidden; <-- commented out */
}

Maybe someone in the TopNotchThemes group can help -> http://groups.drupal.org/topnotchthemes

Issue was corrected in a new release