My “refreshing” of the portfolio section of the website sent me down the OCD rabbit hole again, and a week later I have tweaked almost every page and filled in holes and fleshed out skeletons of pages that have been sitting unfinished since I designed this site in 2007.

I’m getting close to being done, but one thing that is endlessly frustrating me is the alignment of the site.

The theme I based it off of was a fixed width theme, which I kept, but like Wahoo Morris DotCom it floated in the center of the browser.

For some strange reason I wanted this site to fix to the left of the browser, but I’ve wanted to change it to a center floating design for a long time.

The problem is, I took a deep dive into css back in 2007 when I designed the theme, but I haven’t done anything other than some basic HTML code if I’m not satisfied with the layout options in WordPress, and I have no clue how I did it or how to reverse it. I’ve been able to get the site to move to right side of the browser, but nothing I do will get it to float in the center.

It is maddening.

I’m going to have to give up until I can get some help, because when it comes down to it, it really isn’t that important and I have better things to do.

Like draw some comics.

***EDIT*** And… a friend was able to help and it is now centered! Hopefully the fix will play nice with all the other elements of the theme.

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