Hmm, okay, what happened was, that we had to add more specific rules for the #primary and #secondary column positioning, and that is causing the default Negatives CSS to now override yours.
To fix it, in your CSS, replace: #primary with .two-columns-right #primary #secondary with .two-columns-right #secondary
The sidebar overlaps the entry area somehow, but it is at least properly to the side now.
What is up with the navigation at the top of the page? What should it look like?
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To fix it, in your CSS, replace:
#primary with .two-columns-right #primary
#secondary with .two-columns-right #secondary
The sidebar overlaps the entry area somehow, but it is at least properly to the side now.
What is up with the navigation at the top of the page? What should it look like?