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I am having a problem making the footer smaller on this website.
http://leetaxi.webuda.com
after the phone number at the bottom you will see the huge white space, is there any possible way i can reduce this size so its much smaller.
I can't seem to work out what the problem is, i have even though it could be the java scripting at the bottom but it doesn't seem to be that.
If anyone could redirect me on the right path that would be perfect.
Thanks ever so much for your responses.
It is probably caused by the
<br>
tags after the footer, and the job of a brake is to create a separate line, so it has the same effect as if you where to hit return on word a few times. Hope this helps :)
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So I have made a website and I am a beginner so please take a look at my website using GOOGLE CHROME and then tell me why the background image is not appearing. The url is IS.gd/space101 thats all.
That's because your image is unavailable. See for yourself: http://www.ehdwalls.com/plog-content/images/1920x1200/space/space_travel_remix_by_mx-steel_2560x1600__resized_1920x1200-wide.jpg
I don't know whats the problem exactly, but there are 2 main issues in my opinion.
1. The URL of the image you like to use referers me to an site which tells me that the website is currently unavailable. Maybe thats the issue.
2. Have a look over your structure. You should use for every website this structure:
<!DOCTYPE html>
<head>//Content like <title></title></head>
<body>Content of your website</body>
</html>
You used multiple <body> Tags. Maybe thats also an issue.
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I have been scratching my head over it for a long time. Unable to find a solution. I have uploaded the website on live server for you to see. Ok the problem is that logo keeps pushing the div down causing navigation menu to break . The problem is worse on firefox and safari.
It would be hard to explain unless you see it yourself however I am attaching an image to make it clear what the problem is.
Here is the URL where page is located: bitcoinirl.ie
P.S: I know it is a bad practice to post url instead of code but really can't figure out the cause for the problem. Hence unable to paste appropriate code
Ahmar
While I see countless problems in the code (or is it template/boilerplate?), this fixes the problem as you describe it, without accounting for your lesser screen sizes (I can't test the fix because the menu gets garbled on responsive breaks).
Line 334 or so of styles.css
.nav-menu__link {
width: 120px; // Change this to 12-13% instead of 120px;
}
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First, the page: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/238966491/website/index.html
I'm wondering why the last line of text--"Let us protect you, so you can focus on your business."--is starting as if it's part of the Phone div. I want it to start on its own line, but it seems to think that continuing it from where the Phone div starts is a good idea, despite the <br>.
How can I get this div to start on it's own line, so its text is on one line? (It works in Chrome.)
Edit: Here's a CodePen with the problem displayed. A lot isn't working because of the dependencies and stuff, but the problem is still present. See the third section, in the .tagline div. http://codepen.io/bnb/pen/vIBEw
You just need to clear because before of .tagline you have a left floated div. Add this on your CSS:
.tagline {
clear:both;
}
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I am making a website, and I've added a list and made the list links to different websites.
The problem is that on the website it shows that they are links but I can't click them, or mark them or anything. I can't mark the text on the website either.
Yes a bit of your code would be helpful.
But it sounds, that some container overlapping your content if you reduce the size of your Browser-Window.
Just check that
Edit // If that is the problem, try to give your content a higher z-index.
Sounds like you're not using the <a> element.
See this tutorial on how to make a link.
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I'm making a web page for a charity and the text on the page is appearing stacked without my intention. I decided to play around with CSS3 and HTML5 (badly) so it won't be fully compliant.
I've tried searching and looked at some articles about how to stack with css3 but it doesn't seem that I've accidently implemented any of these by accident. It's in PHP for no other reason than to use 'include' and because I plan on expanding it so all the html and css you can see on the page is all that's going on.
The footer is appearing behind the main body of text.
http://aberystwythslsc.org/activities.php
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Your <section> has a set height. Simply remove that and you'll be good to go.