Here is my site:
http://bgallz.org/556/php-pagination-mysql/

The homepage displays okay, but if you see what I mean by the div's not displaying right with the float properties - it's how the left sidebar and the right sidebar are both pushed under neath of the center column.

-** I just came across this, it only seems to make this problem when you aren't logged in. **-

Thanks for any help!

I believe the best thing would be to take out #leftcol out of the #centercol in t he code.

So it would look like:
<div id="leftcol">
whatever content
</div>

<div id="centercol">
whatever content
</div>

<div id="rightcol">
whatever content
</div>

That doesn't seem to make any difference...

It's like that when logged in now, like here:
http://bgallz.org/programming/psd-css-converting/

I thought it was like a HTML/PHP misplacement or something but it shows up bad on that page logged in.

You must make sure that all of your widths combined are not wider than their container, which is what it appears is happening, so you get float drop.

You must also understand that padding ADDS to the width of an element, it is NOT the space inside the box.

Yeah I thought about the widths and that doesn't seem to make a difference.

I changed the left and right columns to smaller widths and they still drop to the bottom. Plus I don't see why the widths would change on certain pages or when logged in/not logged in.

I'm still lookin around in the code. I'm gunna try expanding the page's width all together, but I'm pretty sure I already tried that haha

I mean........ lolz?