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Hey everyone I am having an issue with this wordpress site with underscore theme.
below the footer I have a white bar. I have combed through all elements can't seem to fix it. Can anyone help me out?
Here is the link--> http://eajohnsongroupinc.com/
Thank you,
K.M.
The problem is the last item in the footer Powered by EZToUse.com. If you remove this element everything is ok. I think that the paragraphs there have some margin/padding.
You can add to keep the link and fix the issue.
.container {
overflow: hidden;
}
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I make a very beginning e-commerce page with HTML and I dont want the header and footer to move when I go up and down
I was making the head with position:fixed and excepted to make the header and footer unremoved
try to make it sticky
.header, .footer{
position:sticky;
}
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as you can see, everything is okay in Chrome but i have floating problem in Firefox. please check website and give advise for solution.. thank you.
Add float:left and replace position: absolute by position: relative on .cd-dropdown-wrapper class.
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To be honest I am very new to HTML/css so forgive me if I could not be specific. See the right side of the page. The elements are fine but the background bar changes size according to the page. If I maximize the page then everything is fine.
Here is the jsbin link: https://jsbin.com/qaxaxo/edit?html,output
thanks in advance for helping, I am really stuck here.
In your case, you must define a min-width attribute for #container in CSS look below :
#container {
min-width:1270px; /* Or whatever is minimum size of header */
width:100%;
}
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I am very new at both HTML and CSS but learning on the way. I have come to a stuck point and I can't seem to work it out. When viewing my webpage I have noticed that when I 'inspect element' the bottomnav div and ul div are both the size of my main div which is basically 0.
This is causing my issues in terms of trying to place a boarder on my bottom navigation.
None of the images are working but here it is
Code: http://jsbin.com/xuluqugovu/edit?html,css,output
Thanks for anyone's help on this.
Set overflow:auto on the .main rule (since its contents are floated, it does not expand to contain them)
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My html code here and
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How do I remove the horizontal scroll bar with out using: style="overflow-x:hidden;" property ?
Problem Solved.
The footer was not inside a container div. So putting it inside a div class="container" solved my issue. Hope this helps someone.