Mobile zoom and momentum scrolling - html

I'm having some trouble getting around the reason that momentum scrolling is disabled and also pinch zooming is not working for this website http://latamimport.com/ on apple mobile devices such as iPad and iPhones I'm administrating it and I've been requested to get pinch zooming and momentum scrolling to work. I've done several other website and regularly both these features work without any work at all, but I'm very interested in knowing how is it being disabled and how to fix it.
Thanks in advance

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You can find some good information for this in the following article: http://www.html5rocks.com/en/mobile/mobifying/
There are some zooming issues with the website on a Samsung Galaxy S2. This has mostly to do with your menu, which is set to 21%.
Furthermore you're setting height on a lot of elements to 100%. You might want to look into that as well.

How do I maintain same website layout at all zooms and browsers?

I am very new to web designing and my site is almost about to be live. http://cloudchowk.com/future/
But I have some serious issues found at the very last moment. When my site is zoomed in or out, the contents are being misaligned at some certain percentage of zoom.
Also my footer gets misaligned to its left when viewed normally in iPad and iPhone.
I think firebug and chrome inspector will help you if you need my code because I don't know what code to insert here specifically.
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You can't do that for all possible browsers / devices.
There is no programmatic way to lock your site so that no browser will be able to zoom it.