Hide and show region and an interactive report showing side by side

Hi,
I have a report and some filters (drop down list) on a page... I've put my filters in a Hide and show region...
Here is how it's been set up...
Display Point: Page Template Body (1)
20           Filters     HTML     
Display Point: Page Template Body (2)
10           Report Saved Report     
my issue is that the filters and report search region shows side by side in a same row... tried changing the regions but still getting the same response... Please advice

Hi,
Place both regions to Display Point: Page Template Body (3).
Then set filters region sequence to 10 and report 20
If that is not what you need, please specify more how you like layout look like
Regards,
Jari

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