I'm having trouble getting the system templates (like user login, user profile, edit profile, etc.) to obey the div css positions in my theme.

If you look here:
http://westhartfordjuniors.com

you will see that the content is positioned to allow for the menu on the left.

However, if you click the Member Login button, the content from the system templates is displayed without regard for the menu on the left.

I suppose the sledgehammer approach would be to edit the system templates to include another nested table with a column that has a width wide enough to accomodate the menu div on the left.

However, it seems like there should be a cleaner way to do it. For whatever reason, the table and fieldset tags seem to have no regard for the fact that they are nested in positioned div and p tags.

Any insights from the CSS gurus appreciated. Perhaps someone has already developed an alternative template set for this type of issue?

My preference would be for no tables at all, if someone has a template set like that.

my searching has not turned up any leads... anyone?

How did you get the TinyContent pages to show correctly?

Would it be possible to have a left margin on the "content" div in your css file?

Martijn

I will give that a try and report back. The only rationale I can come up with for why TinyConent displays properly when other module templates do not is that the TinyContent is not in a table.