HTML desperate help needed

[Corrosive]

I went through what i could but finding it hard to locate the div in question there as im not sure how to find the row numbers....i havent made the script myself so havent got it externally if that what its referring to? thank you!

What platform is your e-comm Lou? I might be able to help you out if it is one I know.

[lou]

Hmm, im not sure what platform? Im using the 'bigcartel' user friendly site?? Thanks

[Corrosive]

Hmm, im not sure what platform? Im using the 'bigcartel' user friendly site?? Thanks

Oh I see. So that is a hosted solution you are using. Is that correct or are you using the API and your own layout?

[lou]

Oh I see. So that is a hosted solution you are using. Is that correct or are you using the API and your own layout?

Well, its a template but ive been going in the background to edit the html and css slightly. It has a 'basics' page with all the CSS, a 'layout ' and a 'products' page etc where i have been editing the html...? Thanks

[Corrosive]

Have had a quick scan and I think there may be an extra closing div in there. The 'products' section is outside the div called #main-content. Is that correct or were you expecting it all to be wrapped in that div?

[Boss Hog]

I think the easiest thing for Lou is to give someone access and just pay them to fix this issue. If you don't know what you are doing and messing around with back end code you may really mess things up.

Just a thought.

[Corrosive]

I think the easiest thing for Lou is to give someone access and just pay them to fix this issue. If you don't know what you are doing and messing around with back end code you may really mess things up.

Just a thought.

Yeah, that might actually be a good idea.

As a bit of advice, and for anyone else thinking about learning coding, try to be disciplined and comment absolutely everything to avoid hunting for that proverbial needle in the haystack.

For example, when you code your wrapper div (for centring content) don't just code;

<div id="wrapper"></div>

because that closing tag will end up at the other end of your page.

If you comment correctly you should have;

<div id="wrapper"></div><!-- /wrapper -->

That way, when it is at the end of your page you still know that </div> is closing your wrapper.

These don't display in the browser but can be a lifesaver when your page layout gets complicated and you wonder which offending div is not being closed.

Same goes for PHP and CSS.

I know this 'after the horse has bolted' but just thought I'd flag who this can help and, trust me, I learnt this the hard way as well!

[lou]

Thanks so much for all your help...the guy who usually helps me has finally answered my email so i'll be getting him to have a look (: thank again!
Louisa