[Forum] forum not aligning correctly.

[GeorgeB]

I posted this before, or I thought I did. Unfortunately, seems to have vanished, so I will post again.

If you go to: http://www.recyclingbootcamp.com/forum.php

You will notice that the "thread/posts" and other words at the first forum are not aligned correctly.

I thought this was caused by using the html code <center></center> on one of my notices, but I removed that, and it is still displaying this way.

Any ideas?

[Trevor Hannant]

You've got nearly hidden text written above the 'last post' text - it's pushing 'Last Post' down as a result.

[GeorgeB]

how can I remove it?

[Riasat]

Whatever custom html codes you inserted in header/notice or somewhere else is most likely missing closing tags. Try removing them one by one and see which one fixes this.

[GeorgeB]

Whatever custom html codes you inserted in header/notice or somewhere else is most likely missing closing tags. Try removing them one by one and see which one fixes this.

The header no longer has any custom html in it, and I removed the stuff from the notice.

[Riasat]

disable your notices.

[GeorgeB]

I fixed it. Apparently it doesn't like it when you put html code in to display images for links, instead of texts...

[Riasat]

I fixed it. Apparently it doesn't like it when you put html code in to display images for links, instead of texts...

No. There is nothing wrong in it except the code you put were invalid. If you put proper html code, it will work just fine.

[GeorgeB]

No. There is nothing wrong in it except the code you put were invalid. If you put proper html code, it will work just fine.

This is the code I used

<a href="http://www.domain.com" rel="nofollow"><img src="http://www.domain.com" alt="HTML tutorial" width="40" height="40">

I have used it on other stuff, and just changed the domain urls to the correct stuff, but when trying to do it on vbulletin, it was a no go.

[Riasat]

It has nothing to do with vBulletin.

The HTML you have provided above is invalid. You are missing the </a> at the end

<a href="http://www.domain.com" rel="nofollow"><img src="http://www.domain.com" alt="HTML tutorial" width="40" height="40">[COLOR="#FF0000"][B]</a>[/B][/COLOR]