I'm putting together a small site for a friend (I'm not really that much of an expert as you can probably tell!).
We're experimenting with some design ideas and have come to a bit of a block.
The page in question is: http://westleemusic.co.uk/concept/epdownload.php
Basically when the window is resized so that the bottom of the viewport is high than the bottom of the content (in this case it's the "iPhone Users Click Here To Download"), the translucent background wrapper decides that it no longer wants to fill the page.
I've been sat here for a few hours trying to figure it out and I'm stumped. As I said previously, I'm a n00b when it comes to this stuff so I'm hoping one of you masters can help!
Let me know if you need more info!
Many thanks
Change the height of wrapper to auto. This will cause it to fill the entire screen even when you start scrolling.
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Basically, I want to display a screenshot of a website inside an iphone frame. And I also want this to be responsive.
I have a rough idea but wouldn't know the best way of positioning the image, I'd probably be using the 'overflow-y' css property and set it to scroll, and set the height, so that my long image will scroll inside the iphone frame, however my problem is getting the image to be the right size of the iphone. Is this some javascript witchcraft I'm yet to discover? thanks!
P.S. Don't say that 'this has been asked before and link this because none of the examples actually work so I can't understand it, and don't know if they're trying to achieve the same thing.
Would leave this as a comment, but not enough rep.
You should probably just try it out for yourself and then post your code if you're having any issues.
If you really have nowhere to start go to codepen and search for 'iphone'.
I think this question is so stupid but forgive me. I'm still learning.
I've converted my website psd to html, css and it's perfect for my monitor. But when someone runs it on less monitor or bigger, everything mess up. Even when I zoom in / out. The content itself is 1024 and the rest are only background. I want like making everything static and whoever previews the website on bigger monitors, the more expands on the background without changing any place. I see this thing in many websites but I cannot locate it in the ass, don't know where is it or what makes the website so static that when I zoom in - out it only zooms in - out as it should be. Not moving divs and messes up things that shouldn't be moved.
Explaining more easily:
There's some websites when you zoom in - out, the content only gets bigger or smaller but it doesn't move from its actual place. I can't do this thing and I would like to know how it's done. Is there any requires rule in the css to add for each div / class? Anything to insert in the body area? etc.
Sorry if I'm not clear enough.
Thanks in advance.
This is probably a really simple question. I have a link on the page tsawebmaster1.hhstsa.com/web_design.html that links to a div on the same page as the link itself using tsawebmaster1.hhstsa.com/web_design.html#seven_steps and it works just fine. The problem is that my fixed header is at the top of the page and thus overlaps the content by 100px, so when it takes you to that div, the user does not see the top of the div linked to. Is there a way I can link 100px less than a certain div.
I don't know if this will work but you should try this:
Our seven core steps to web design will teach you the simple steps on how a website is built. Before delving into any new topic, it is important to develop background knowledge of the whole picture. This way, when you start actually learning web design in depth, you'll be able to connect your under
Try put an empty paragraph between your logo and the contents.
You better use javascript to reach your goal. the window.scrollTo(x,y) function can make your page scroll to a specified amount of pixels on click (also it will look much more neat).
documentation: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/window.scrollTo
usage:
click to scroll down 100 pixels
I'm working on the following project and I'm having a small problem with my entire page shifting about 5-10px when the page content goes beyond a certain lenght.
http://www.thewaymultimedia.com/IML/
I'm not sure what I"m missing, I've spent the past couple of hours looking at my CSS to see if I have an extra padding or margin but I cant narrow it down. Anyone a pro at CSS familiar with this problem.
If you go in the about menu and then click on 'board of directors" menu and you will see what i mean. If i reduce the content it will stop, but this page will require quite of bit of vertical real state.
Any suggestions. The website is using WordPress by the way
Is it possibly because it is going beyond the length of the window and is, therefore, needing a scroll bar?
That is due to the scrollbar...
I'm designing a chat page for a radio station and i am working on a 1360X768 Res' on a 32Inch screen.
When i ask friends to check the page layout it gets messy for them or elements get smaller in screen and the page wont stay consistent.
If its possible i would like to know if there is a fixed settings i need to insert to "body" in CSS so things like that wont happen, and when i move an element in my screen it will stay like that with other resolutions/screens.
The web page in question
Warning: There is music on Auto play in the page.
Also, if its ok to ask 2 different things but related.
I want to add the scrolling stats on the bottom to the bottom player..right where it says "now playing".
But everything i try wont make it go on top of it..z-index wont help.
Any thoughts?
The first mistake you're making is you're designing on a particular
resolution.
The second mistake you're making is that the resolution
you're designing on is way above the most commonly used 1024x768.
Take a look at MediaQueries. They allow you to build a fluid website that changes drastically at given resolutions.