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The Problem is visually located on my website: partystartersevents.com
While viewing my site on most smart phones and tablets (iphone and ipad’s), you will see that there is a white background located on the right hand side of the page. It covers approx 50% of the page which leaves my navigation links covered up and makes it look weird all together.
CSS coding is located at: style.css
Any help? Because other than that, it shows up find most other places.
Maybe with “overflow:hidden”?
Also, you gonna need add the media queries for make it responsive ;)
Where would I place that? I had a guy do my coding before. While I certainly understand CSS and coding to a degree, I just need a little more specific help in where I should place your advice with the code. Also, what do you mean by media queries? I appreciate your help in advance. Thank YOU so much.
Your code have 2 problems:
1- Width (and Height) defined in pixels (use %).
2- No media queries.
Example of Media Queries:
http://jsfiddle.net/nyp856k8/1/
I hope you understand the “syntax” of the CSS example.
When your container width is changed to 1200px the white goes away so I would take a look at that.