go7
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I created a Worpress theme that has 2 sidebars (one left, one right - chose the wide sidebar option). The sheet width is 1000px. Everything looks great, as long as I just use 1 of the 2 sidebars.
As soon as I want to add widgets to both of the sidebars, the right sidebar moves over to the left side.
I also tried having the search widget in the right sidebar, and that moved below the content on the bottom of the post.
Also when I use both sidebars, none of the links are clickable. I am using the newest Standard version of Artisteer (downloaded yesterday).
Any idea what the problem could be?
Thanks for the help.
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Garry
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It seems like your widgets are needing more space than available space in your sidebars.
You may like to post your website URL here
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go7
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Ups, it seems my reply didn't get posted yesterday.
Actually it is an issue with Chrome. Firefox and IE display them properly. I was using the Category and Search widgets (both the ones from Artisee and WP created the same issue).
I imported some posts via RSS and in IE they tend to show up in the right sidebar, while they show up normal in Firefox and Chrome.
Also how can I fix that pictures get cut off on the side?
I created a Drupal template and that works fine, so I guess it's a problem with Artiseer's WP template creation process.
Thanks
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Garry
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You may like to post your website URL here
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go7
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OK, the more I change the worse it gets in chrome. The URL is http://autoblogging.info. You'll see that the index page doesn't show up in Chrome at all (no problem with Firefox or IE).
Also for what ever reason, now all posts are redirected to http://autoblogging.info/http:/autoblogging.info/sample-post/
I have some private posts and public posts, same results with both (all browsers).
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go7
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Never mind the question regarding the link structure. I found out that the friend, who I create the theme for, changed the permalink structure and didn't use token. So at least that mistery is solved 
The Chrome and picture issue still persist.
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go7
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The problem was resolved by choosing 20 % for the left and right column width (narrower Artisteer 3 column standard option), instead of 25% (wider Artisteer 3 column standard option). This way the right sidebar does not shift to the left side in Chrome.
Downside with this solution is that the content / middle column does not adjust properly when only 1 column is used  .
The contend area width stays the same and the right column shifts over to the left and keeps the same distance to the content area, creating white space between right sidebar and the edge of the sheet.
I would appreciate if this issue could be solved in the next update.
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Garry
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You should design a new page template having 1 column to fit your screen and use it where 1 column is needed
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