H. G. Muller wrote on Tue, Mar 29, 2016 04:56 PM UTC:
> So I fixed that and closed the ARTICLE and MAIN tags just before your wizard.
OK, I see what you are doing: you just put an unbalanced closing tag for MAIN and ARTICLE in the submitted text, and this will locate part of that text (in this case the Design Wizard, which initially is hidden) behind those elements. The fact that the display script still adds another {/MAIN} and {/ARTICLE} behind the Wizard does not matter; these are simply ignored by the browser.
With the screen width I have (enough for adding the left ad side bar), this makes the "fineprint" end up partly behind the article text, and mostly in the left side bar below the ad, however. This is a bit ugly.
I did find a work-around for that, which is structuring the submitted text as:
where the part between the dashed lines is the submitted one, and that outside it what the retrieval script adds. On Firefox this has the desired effect: when the Wizard is hidden the fineprint displays normally below the article, with the same left margin, like it was in the same ARTICLE element. All tags are now balanced (after the retrieval script does it work, not in the submitted text).
Only caveat is that it is against HTML regulations to have multiple MAIN and ARTICLE elements.
OK, I see what you are doing: you just put an unbalanced closing tag for MAIN and ARTICLE in the submitted text, and this will locate part of that text (in this case the Design Wizard, which initially is hidden) behind those elements. The fact that the display script still adds another {/MAIN} and {/ARTICLE} behind the Wizard does not matter; these are simply ignored by the browser.
With the screen width I have (enough for adding the left ad side bar), this makes the "fineprint" end up partly behind the article text, and mostly in the left side bar below the ad, however. This is a bit ugly.
I did find a work-around for that, which is structuring the submitted text as:
{DIV class="middle"} {ASIDE class="leftcol"}ad image{/ASIDE} {ASIDE class="leftcol"}ad image{/ASIDE} {MAIN} {ARTICLE} ------------------------------------------ Normal article text {/ARTICLE} {/MAIN} {/DIV} {div style="display:none"} Design Wizard {/div} {DIV class="middle"} {MAIN} {ARTICLE} ------------------------------------------- {p}{hr}{div class="fineprint"}This 'user-submitted' page...{/div} {/ARTICLE} {/MAIN} {/DIV}where the part between the dashed lines is the submitted one, and that outside it what the retrieval script adds. On Firefox this has the desired effect: when the Wizard is hidden the fineprint displays normally below the article, with the same left margin, like it was in the same ARTICLE element. All tags are now balanced (after the retrieval script does it work, not in the submitted text).Only caveat is that it is against HTML regulations to have multiple MAIN and ARTICLE elements.