CSS Error??

I went to work on my site and went the homepage loaded the second column is all over lapping into the first column ... I have attached 2 screen shots to know what I mean.  The first is the gap where it is missing on the right and side. The second image shows how everything from the right side has been.  What has happened??? It's just the homepage.  So far everything else seems to be fine ...

Screen Shot 1

Screen Shot 2

View the website here

Oh and I cleared my cache in both the FTP and my web browser ...  I even tried opening it up in Chrome too

Everything looks fine to me. What web browser (and version) are you using?

I do see some link errors, though.

Everything is now working. I don't know what changed. I was using Firefox.  I cleared all cache everywhere and then tried it again in both Firefox and Chrome and it still didn't work.  A few minutes ago it started to work again. I don't know ... weird ....

There will be link errors.  The site isn't available to members yet. I'm just messing around with wording and all that before we launch the D7 version to the members.

I'm glad to see it started working. If it happens again, let us know.

It seems you're using a mix of different URI structures. Are you having issues with mod_rewrite?

I have always had an issue with mod_rewrite .... Could this be a problem with why I can't add a page?  I created a page in Page Builder and when I click "View Page"  it goes to this

Bingo. That method uses mod_rewrite, which is why it isn't working correctly.

Try this: http://d7.backroomgaming.com/viewPage.php?ID=promotions - you can find the actual page link via this method, if you are having problems. This is what Dolphin uses when working with mod_rewrite to display things as /page/page.

OMG .... So this is what my Promotions page looks like ... hahaha ...  So what would I have to do to correct this?  Are there changes that I would have to make to the .htaccess,  so that I can "view page" normally??

Unless you have any custom edits done, just upload the .htaccess file from the Zip file and upload it to the root of your installation. If you're having issues with mod_rewrite working, try contacting your web hosting provider. Mod_rewrite is disabled by default with Apache, so there is a possibility your web hosting provider (or yourself, if this is a dedicated server) hasn't enabled it.

We had issues with the original .htaccess so there we made some changes.  We are going to try adding this to the Nav Bar ...