Alright, so I'm experiencing a bit of a delay. I can't seem to find what could possibly be causing my problem.

If you take a look at http://www.bldhosting.net/blog/ everything looks perfect. Everything on that page is exactly as I want it. Now, if you click into one of the articles, say for example: "Free Web Hosting - The cons", we go to a new page. This new page is what I'm having my problems with. I believe it's single.php in a wordpress install - for those of you that are familiar with wordpress.

Notice the "widgets" to the left. They're all pushed to the far left. The footer is the same. Also, the widgets are pushed down about 12 pixels. Again, the page that I'm experiencing problems with is http://www.bldhosting.net/blog/?p=179 . However, that's not all. If you take a look at another Article, say http://www.bldhosting.net/blog/?p=137 .. Everything is fine in this one. So the problem is occurring on SOME pages. However, they both use the exact same layout parameters!

What could be going wrong?

The problem lies in the code involving #bodyline. On the article page, the div is only containing the headline above the article. On the main blog page, it encompasses the whole page section. I suspect you forgot to clear a float.

I don't see why that would be happening. If I remove a </div> at the end of single.php all the pages that are not working now will start to work, and all the pages that are working, will start to not work! What's happening.... it's very strange.

I'm getting the feeling that one of the pages has an extra </div> at the end, while the other has just enough. However, they're both using the same file set!

Like I said, it APPEARS that you might have missed clearing a float because the working and non-working pages are clearly not identical.