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I am by no means a confident css hack, but I am patient and clever and can reverse engineer a css file like anyone else.
However, I cannot figure out why this looks good in one browser and terrible in another. I think I am bound to struggle with this quite a lot. I have a div area ending but bumping another field since the text overflows, if that makes sense.
I am new to drupal, and am creating my own template by adapting an existing one. Lets say that the xtemplate.xtmpl file has a 'comments' item tag, which I do not want on my site, or may want to appear only on certain pages. How do I do this?
I have tried taking the item tag out, but then I get errors that cite the xtemplate engine. Thanks in advance!