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    • 11054
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    Thanks for the quick response!

    Double checked to make sure that <?php?> wasn’t in the plugin, and it wasn’t. Also, switched the anchor tags to be id, and not name.

    Still getting the same results though.
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      i think i got it ...

      #col_left, #col_main
      	{
      	padding-bottom: 32767px;
      	margin-bottom: -32717px;
      	}

      in your screen.css is killing it smiley
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        Interesting... the faux columns kills this? Can you elaborate on what that would happen?

        BTW - made some updates to your earlier suggestions on WF rowTpl. Here they are:

        Snippet call:
        [!Wayfinder?&startId=`2`&level=`3`&firstClass=`first` &levelClass=`level` &outerClass=`left_nav` &selfClass=`here` &innerRowTpl=`wfRowTpl`!]

        Used &innerRowTpl since these are for the children pages.

        Also, changed the chunk to:

        <li class="level2 [+wf.classnames+]"><a href="#[+wf.description+]" title="[+wf.title+]" [+wf.attributes+]>[+wf.linktext+]</a></li>


        With [+wf.description+] as the anchor tag.

        Thanks for taking so much time to dig DEEP into this problem. I’ll come up with a different way to represent the columns, and see what happens.
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          Interesting... the faux columns kills this? Can you elaborate on what that would happen?
          downloaded your template and as soon i take that part out it works...putting it back in, it breaks
          Can you elaborate on what that would happen
          ...the question is what is it good for (the css)? smiley
            • 11054
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            Got it working now!!! grin

            Thanks for the time and effort!
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              great news, pleasure smiley was it the css?
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                Yup. I guess that isn’t a good way to create faux columns. I’ll stick to the old fashion wrapper image technique from now on. I imagine that this css technique might break other php scripts as well.