Footer showing up in sidebar on blog page

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Hi everyone, I'm building a blog(http://concrete.lifestylerevolutionstx.com/index.php/blog/) using ProBlog, and for some reason the footer is showing up in the sidebar. This makes me think of a non-closed div tag, but I just can't find one. The addon uses the theme's view.php file, which is built as follows:
<?php defined('C5_EXECUTE') or die("Access Denied.");
   include('elements/header.php'); ?>
   <div class="contain-to-grid sticky">
      <nav class="top-bar">
         <section class="top-bar-section">
            <span class="topBarRegion">
               <?php
                    $a = new GlobalArea('Logo and Name');
                    $a->display();
                 ?>
              </span>
             <!-- Left Nav Section -->
             <span class="topBarRegion">
                <?php
                   $a = new GlobalArea('Header Navigation');


Then it uses a page called pb_post.php to generate the posts and sidebar. I took out the addon-generated code in div.blogPost because there are only a couple of divs, and I double-verified the problem is not there.
<div class="fullWidthBar bar3">
      <div class="row">
         <div class="large-9 columns">
             <div class="blogPost">
             </div>
         </div>
         <div class="large-3 columns">
            <div class="blogSidebar">
               <?php    
                  $as = new Area('Sidebar');
                  $as->display($c);
               ?>      
            </div>
         </div>
      </div>


There is one more file used to build out this page, which is the view.php file from the addon's blog_list view. I doubt this file is the problem, because it just generates the "feed" of blog posts, controlling the look/layout of the posts when in list view (not on the page of a single post).

Any insight on this would be very appreciated. I am at a total loss. Thanks!!

 
irsah replied on at Permalink Reply
irsah
Hi drconsolidated,

After inspecting, a possible pre-mature closing div at your grid_4 alpha omega (at sidebar after your archived_list). Could you try and check that.

And also check if your div element(s) is " cleared " properly due to its responsive design (sidebar / footer). Hope it helps...
RadiantWeb replied on at Permalink Reply
RadiantWeb
I still had your FTP info, so took the liberty to go have a look

You had (for whatever reason I'm not quite sure) taken the pb_post.php file I had set up for you in your root, and added additional block areas to the sidebar.

Setting that back to one 'Sidebar' block area seems to have solved the issue. Leading me to believe you had some block there in the side that was really messing things up.

After checking, it looks like whatever block is in 'Sidebar Slot 2' was messing things up.

ChadStrat
drconsolidated replied on at Permalink Reply
The pb_post file located in the page_types folder in the root? I thought I had changed that one back. I had experimented with putting each of the sidebar elements into an editable area within its own div, so that I could float those divs left to display them from left to right when the site collapses to a single column for tablets. It wasn't working quite like I wanted, so I changed it back. Thanks for going in and taking a look at that for me. It all seems back to normal, except that this blog page when viewed in Firefox does not show the sidebar. Any clue why Firefox isn't displaying it?
drconsolidated replied on at Permalink Reply
Nevermind, I added overflow: auto to the sidebar and it seemed to fix the issue (unless you did something else to fix it in the last minute or two). Thanks very much for your help.
drconsolidated replied on at Permalink Reply
Issue resolved. Thank you much! I never expected that putting multiple editable areas in the sidebar would create such unpredictable results.