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I get a big whitespace on top of my page only in firefox. The weird thing is that other pages of the website behave as expected. I inspected all elements and compared the code but couldn't find anything wrong with it.
the webpage is http://www.veema.co.uk
I have found another topic which is somewhat similar:
White space on top of page (Firefox Specific)
but didn't manage to get any answer for my problem.
please add this css property , Its is easy solution Or Please use clearfix http://www.webtoolkit.info/css-clearfix.html
.container {
overflow: auto;
}
Space is because of margin-top: 60px; on stylesheet css/style.css in line number 29.
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I have a quite strange CSS problem.
When I link to my page, the headline (Ohne Geschäftsidee...) looks OK: blah.html
But when I append a link to an ID, the top of the headline is cut off: blah.html#comment-2
However, this doesn't happen when I hashlink to the headline itself: blah.html#post-199
Any ideas how I can stop that madness?
Weird indeed. It seems in the problematic case, the #main element overflows its height and since it has an overflow:hidden; CSS declaration, the h1 element is truncated.
Removing the overflow:hidden; declaration from the #main element seems to solve the truncation.
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I'm having trouble with the header of this website: http://jenn.anniezs.com/enzo_demo/
It works fine in Firefox, but it's a disaster in Chrome and Safari. Unfortunately, I do not know these browsers very well, I'm still learning them.
I think it might have something to do with the positioning or float, but I can't pin-point it.
Any idea?
Thank you in advance.
float: center does not exist. Take this out and all you have are some spacing issues causing your last menu item to drop below the rest.
#primary-menu ul li.button {
...
float: center;/*No, use float:left or take this out entirely*/
...
}
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When I use "overflow:auto;" it's creating a horizontal scroll bar!
look at http://slico.ca/design.php
Please help, this is killing me. I am trying to make a footer that will lower or rise as the content/subcategory divs are filled or emptied.
My question is what am I doing wrong? If I am not using proper things, please specify.
Make use of box-sizing CSS property and you don't need all those styles there.
I did not correct your CSS but here is a fixed version
box-sizing:border-box;
this will help treat border as part of width
http://jsfiddle.net/uBE5Y/
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all three footers have the same html and css code but actiing differently in each of the three pages. some times its at bottom, at other page its in the middle, at the other its at bottom but making a gap between its previous div (#main)
jsfiddle.net/BBnzW/
jsfiddle.net/6cYQg/
jsfiddle.net/USSds/
any guess why?
Please only answer after making sure in jsfiddle that it works. I have done alot of tries before.
The code is above stackoverflow code limit of 30000chars, so cant paste here.
#main { position: absolute } is causing the footer to position in the middle of your content. And .w1 { padding-bottom: ... } and #footer { margin-top: ... } are producing the extra white space. But I don't think removing that will completely solve your problem.
Seems like you are trying to get a sticky footer. Try this http://jsfiddle.net/fL4XF/18/. Simple css and no extra markup. It works in IE7.
Here's another Sticky Footer that works in IE6. However, it needs extra markup. It's up to you.
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Nothing I found in the archives has worked for me, so hopefully you can help me find a solution. I created my template in Dreamweaver, and have almost successfully transferred it all over to a wordpress theme, but now wordpress has added a small margin below the footer.
The margin doesn't appear on the original layout:
http://merrymeadowspagosa.com/post.html
But it IS on the template:
http://merrymeadowspagosa.com/
Any insight?
Nothing to do with wordpress. Pure css: your body element has a padding-bottom of 40px you need to remove. Inspect it with Chrome Dev Tools