Sorry what page are we on? http://pintotours.net/Work/Sights/Test.html
That page looks like a disaster so I assume it’s not that.
Hy Ryan
We are on TWO! Paul wrote the ideal thing and I am going to use it, but I don’t want my baby to die…
Yes, on the Test.html I applied (or thought I did) your instructions, but something went drastically wrong.
Coudl you have a loook at it, please, and see where I went wrong?
thanks
Hi you changed the border spacing on column-wrapper which controls the spacing around the faux cells. Is should be:
.column-wrapper {
border-spacing: 10px;
}
I assume you were trying to pull the middle column over the red border as per your original design but that won’t be easy (as its not logical). You would probably need to cheat and absolutely place an element over the top to hide the top border and the same for the bottom.
I have to rush out now but if you still need it I could look tomorrow. I prefer it the way I had it though as it avoids a lot of issues.
The vertical nav is controlled via the media query so that’s where you would look to adjust it 
In fact, I deleted the top and bottom borders and I prefer it that way. The only bit that is missing is a bit of red at the very top of the sidebar.
More important is the bottom white panel that is sticking out,. I believe I am the culprit but can’t remember what I did to create that.
UPDATE
I solved the problem of the panel6L sticking out, It had to do with padding-bottom.
The only thing that would be nice is to allow some red border on the verytop and very bottom of the white panels in the sidebar as in my original page. If it’s easy… Otherwise, leave it as it is. It looks great! Many thanks.
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