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We have 2 html div's on this page with the following style definitions which are causing issues on the mobile site (see https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=31591): 1) float: left; width: 49%; margin-right: 1%; 2) float: right; width: 49%; margin-left: 1%;

We actually have css classes which do this and are more mobile resilient:

.portal-column-left
.portal-column-right

Could someone with permission to edit this page replace the style attributes on these div with

class="portal-column-left"

and

class="portal-column-right"

respectively?

Also after the last div to clear the floating is probably necessary

Maandishi ya kichwa

It has been our living culture, here in Tanzania, as the Chrismass day gets closer and closer, to find people wishing each other a merry chrismass regardless the religious beliefs one belongs. the mode of communication has been either through well concocted SMS or emails.

Most words so popularly used are HERI YA SIKUKUU YA PASAKA or simply Heri ya sikukuu. for the Christians particularly the Roman Catholics, the words 'Alleluya' are widely used.

For Haya people the popular words are MWAIHUKA NA EKILO KIKULU, or NAKUTONA OMWANA YAZALWA KWO,

the essence of doing all these in our own language is to make a clear expression of love and charity. for the closest friends, the communally have the meals and drinks together. some do move from long distances all way to join friends, partners, and relatives.

WITH SUCH SENTIMENTS FROM MY INNERMOST PART OF MY HEART I TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO WISH YOU ALL THE MERRY CHRISMASS FOR THE YEAR 2013

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Template:Editprotcted Change links formatting from external to internal syntax for links to CC and Wikipedia, please. --ᛒᚨᛊᛖ (ᛏᚨᛚᚲ) 06:21, 22 January 2014 (UTC)[reply]