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blueyedbrunette89

Oct 3 2005, 10:54 AM

Hi, I was wondering if it would be possible to (a) take out eh left side modules for good, or (b) put the left side modules on the right side. I tried this code:

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that Jeng posted a while back and it got my left side modules on the right side. The only problem is that I have right side modules too so now there are two colums on the right side when I want it to be one colum. Does that make any sence? Here's what it looks like: My Webpage I would greatly appreaciate any help you could provide me with! Thanks!

[edit] I had originally wanted more than one module on the left side, but that didn't work out either. I used this website: Kaiyotee's Xanga I put this:


code...


code...


and the code in the box in between them (where it says to put the code), i put all that in my webstats, but I would end up with two of the same modules no matter what I put in each module's title or content. They are always the same. Got any idea how I can fix that? If I can figure out how to put more than 3 modules on my left side then you needn't worry about the first part of my entry. I also couldn't figure out how to change what it said in the header boxes. For example, I want my "subscriptions" to say something else. If none of this makes sence, lket me know and I'll try to explain it better.

talcumpowder

Oct 3 2005, 06:17 PM

Er, because that's not how you use it. Duh.

<!-- begin code provided by createblog.com --><br /><!-- Left Side Modules : Paul Chen --><br /><div id="customLeft" style="display:none"><br /><!-- module:start --><br /><table class="left" cellSpacing="0" cellPadding="4" width="100%" border="1"><br /> <tr><th class="left" vAlign="top" align="left"><br /> [-Music-]<br /> </th></tr><br /> <br /> <tr><td class="left" vAlign="top"><br /> Customize Your Content Here<br/> <br /> </td></tr><br /></table><br /><br/><br /><!-- module:end --><br /><br /><!-- module:start --><br /><table class="left" cellSpacing="0" cellPadding="4" width="100%" border="1"><br /> <tr><th class="left" vAlign="top" align="left"><br /> [-Music-]<br /> </th></tr><br /> <br /> <tr><td class="left" vAlign="top"><br /> Customize Your Content Here<br/> <br /> </td></tr><br /></table><br /><br/><br /><!-- module:end --><br /></div><br /><script><br />var sbpc = document.getElementById('customLeft');<br />var myForm = document.getElementById('__aspnetForm');<br />var leftSide = sbpc.cloneNode(true);<br />leftSide.style.display = "block";<br />if(!document.all){<br />range = document.createRange();<br />range.selectNode(myForm);<br />range.insertNode(leftSide);}<br />else{myForm.insertAdjacentElement('afterEnd', leftSide);}<br /></script><br /><!-- Left Side Modules : Paul Chen --><br /><!-- end code provided by createblog.com -->

That's how it should look.

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