How to Fix postings.php Page?

[Toni3055]

Thought I was all finished decorating until one of my moderators asked how to change a thread title. Doesn't matter which thread-based admin tool I choose, they all seem to lead to postings.php. Everything looks great on postings.php until some point between the bottom of the form and the Save/Reset Fields buttons, where, according to Firebug, the body_wrapper tag closes. Shouldn't it close after the buttons?

I've checked and re-checked my footer template. Everything looks absolutely perfect on every page except postings.php. There isn't a template for postings.php, so I've checked THREADADMIN and every other relevant template under that section, but I'm not really sure what I'm looking for. LOL!

Thanks for your help!

[Lynne]

Create a new style with no parent:

• Styles & Templates > Style Manager > Add New Style
• Parent Style: No Parent Style
• Title: Default vBulletin
• Allow User Selection: Yes
• Save

Then browse the site using that totally default vbulletin style - do you still have the same problem?

[Toni3055]

Yes, indeed. Screenshot attached.

The body wrapper should actually close after the lower form block. Doesn't seem to matter if I move the closing div for the body_wrapper further down in the footer, either.

Thanks a bunch for your help, Lynne! I really appreciate it.

[Lynne]

Do you still have the same problem in a totally default style. How about if you disable all your plugins via the config.php file.
Note: To temporarily disable the plugin system, edit config.php and add this line right under <?php

PHP Code:

define('DISABLE_HOOKS', true); 


[Toni3055]

Yes, ma'am. Meaning, no change with plugins disabled.

[Lynne]

then the next step is to reupload all the default php files. Download a new package from vb.com, unzip it, and upload all the files. Then see if you still have the same problem using a default style and plugins disabled. If you still do, then you should put in a support ticket.