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Awesome! That fixed it. For my own edification- was there something I did to cause the overflow to not stay hidden?
I made my google map fully responsive and I am still experiencing the footer issue on mozilla and chrome. Interestingly, I don’t have any issues with IE.
What’s causing the problem? The login I gave above is still valid.
Also, I thought google map was causing my site to not be responsive. But that’s not the case. I fixed it but when I scroll to the right on my phone when I view my site- there’s a huge chasm-sized open space. Something is causing the site to have extra space to the right.
It appears to be fixed as far as I know! I got it to work on the homepage. The only thing I was missing was: <iframe style=”border: 0;”
A friend squirreled around with it and somehow fixed it on the test page. I’m not sure how to make it work on the home page yet and will check back with you if I need further assistance. Thanks.
Yes. I have. Here is a link to the test page I created to try that solution:
http://www.sabertooththrowdown.com/test-page-2-map/
As you can see, it’s not full width / doesn’t touch the sides of each screen.
The reason you are seeing the full-width map on the homepage is because I am using the embed google map (non-responsive) plugin– as I mentioned- this achieves the effect that I want but is causing other issues (making my site not fully responsive). The plugin is also creating an issue in my footer area.
Correction: by fullscreen, I meant full-width. The screenshot below is the maximum width I’ve been able to achieve without using the embed google map plugin.
I’ve corrected it, but now the pricing tables are even more uneven because the ones on the right are an entire space shorter. Is there a way to even them out completely?
Thanks.
Deborah
Thanks! That fixed the issue.
I’m now struggling with adjusting the bottom. I added new lines of text to the pricing table that shifted the two on the right so the bottom is no longer even. My client will likely adjust the text over the next few years off and on. Is there a way to adjust the middle sections so that regardless of text-edits – they stay the same / consistent height?
The login that will take you to my site is now sabertooththrowdown.com/securedlogin.
Thanks!
Best,
DeborahHi. Thanks for your response. When you viewed my site- it was during a time that everything had crashed- obliterating most of my design and some of my images. Can you view it again? The footer issue is still present.
The login that should take you to the site is now: sabertooththrowdown.com/securedlogin
I can’t figure out what’s going on. Does one of my images stretch the site about 20-30 pixels to the right? Why would the rest of the site adjust for that and not the footer? How do I fix it? Thanks.
Best,
Deborah
