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Hello
I am having a strange issue with one of pages – http://212.113.128.232/~filmsbyben/work/
The site is still in early development but on this page there is an odd issue with padding at the bottom below the footer. It doesn’t appear on any other pages and the only difference is the list of small videos.
Initially I thought it may have been due to there not being a lot of content however if you look at another page (http://212.113.128.232/~filmsbyben/contact-us/ for example) the padding is nowhere near as bad. I’ve also looked around online and tried various fixes such as display:block for video tags as well as padding:0 and margin:0 for the video tags and other divs but have had no luck.
Any help would be massively appreciated as I’m really stuck with it.
Thanks
Edward
Hi,
I don’t think is a CSS issue or something you can fix with css.
One of your JS plugin is giving a fixed (and wrong) height to the body, and other fixed heights to the <li>
tags inside ol.curtains
So if you inspect your<body>
you will find a fixed height as inline style.
This is being assigned via javascript.
The two <li>
tag nested inside <ol class="curtains">
have a attribute “data-height”, I believe the proper body’s height should be the sum of this two data-height… but to be honest I’m not getting the sense of having this javascript for calculating the height of the sections.
I guess is something related to the initial scrolling effect.
My suggestion is to try do debug this script :)