Alright, so I'm having trouble with my PHP scripts repositioning my pages.

I'm using CSS and have different div's for different sections.

The only section that's messing up is the section that contains the script.

Everything gets pushed to the far right with the script.

Here is a normal page without the PHP script: http://deadlygamingstudios.vlexo.net

And here is a page that is pushed to the far right with the script:
http://deadlygamingstudios.vlexo.net/members/login.html


I changed nothing in the CSS. All i did is pop the PHP code in where I put my normal HTML and text.

it looks like you have some html tags without closings. you may need to refine your echo commands. also i dont see your css but all it takes is one missed bracket, more often then not that will result in a left pull though.
i would just be sure your php is clean.

Thanks Dorky.

The thing is, it's happening on an html document without any php scripts on it too. So it can't be just the php.

I think it's just my css sheet in that particular directory.
But what could the problem be?

overflow : auto; is a default value. no need to declare

!important not serving any purpose at this point as body will always be lowest indexed.

clear needs to be declared with float not separately.

that all i see as far as css. but like i said i did see some open html tags in the source.

You saw open HTML tags on the log in page source?
Can you please specify where?

And I'm having trouble pinpointing what you're talking about in the CSS.

The overflow : auto; is only included in a special div called "code." I do not use that div anywhere on my site, so I don't think that will affect anything.

The !important; is used so that the Google auto-fill feature that comes with the Google toolbar doesn't turn my form fields yellow, causing the white text entered in them to be un-readable.

And where is the 'clear' code you're talking about?
Do you mean the clear with the .br class?
That's not included on the section of the page with the content either, so I don't see why it would affect this page and not my others.

I still don't understand why this is only affecting pages in the /members directory of my site.

sorry man i actually i didnt cross check the two for class. what i did see, the <p> tags open. i will play with some of the code in the morning and see if i can recreate it.
the clear was a clear: both;
either way im sure its a syntactical error.

Oh, no, it's cool. I'm just glad you're trying to help me.
I'm looking for the open <p> tags, but I haven't found them yet. But I'll check again.
I'll look at the clear again too.

But do you think you know why it's only happening to those pages in that certain directory?

Sorry I can't help bud, those pages aren't loading for me =(

They aren't loading? Oh, wow.

Try these.

http://deadlygamingstudios.vlexo.net/

http://deadlygamingstudios.vlexo.net/members/login.html

Where you have:

Code How do I post code blocks?

 <div id="content">

<font size="2">

Add,

Code How do I post code blocks?

<h3>something</h3><p>

before the font tag and after the div tag...

Before the footer starts, end the p tag... it seems that your site's CSS depends on those elements in order to position those blocks properly.

that kinda funky though. i dont know i would use complex tags rather then find and fix the actual issue.

On line #113 of your CSS the "container" div was set to float right. If you change

#content { float: right; width: 510px; margin-top: 30px; margin-left: 2px; }

to

#content { float: left; width: 510px; margin-top: 30px; margin-left: 2px; }

you get

http://www.imagndesign.com/_testing/dgs.html

Oh, wow.
Lots of solutions here.
Thank you both, I'll give both of them a try and see what happens.

EDIT::

Thank you both, both of your solutions help me fix it.

@ imagn:
I'm just confused on why the float right only affected pages in the /members directory and not in my main site.