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  • Likely that it has to do with the top:-290px set in the CSS file. I would try removing top: entirely or set it a lot lower.

    Thread Starter jennifer420

    (@jennifer420)

    Thanks jdingman,

    I removed it and now the gap is between the content and footer – how on earth did I do that?! Lol

    Have a look again please if you will … and you’ll see what I mean!

    Thanks for you time ~

    You need more content to fill that gap. Try adding fake content just to test it with more content.

    Thread Starter jennifer420

    (@jennifer420)

    I’d rather the page just expand as content is written … this isn’t my blog, otherwise I wouldn’t care.

    Is there anyway I can fix this? I’ve messed with the divs and such, but it hasn’t done much. Validated too – but the only errors I’m getting are in reference to silly plug-in markup.

    Any suggestions?

    Thank you!

    Thread Starter jennifer420

    (@jennifer420)

    Still getting a huge gap at the bottom, does anyone know how I can fix this?

    .wpn_footer in CSS is calling for a height of 74 px; change that. Adjust the text padding, too, in that class.

    Thread Starter jennifer420

    (@jennifer420)

    Thanks songdogtech,

    I’ve edited those – but still doesn’t seem to be addressing the issue.

    I don’t believe I’ve ran into this before, I’m stumped …

    Maybe try reducing the height of the background image bg.jpg? it’s 670 px tall, but it’s not set to repeat vertically.

    Thread Starter jennifer420

    (@jennifer420)

    Thanks songdogtech,

    Think I’m going to just leave it as is for now … need a break, as it’s making me nuts. Lol

    Thank you again for your time ~`

    Jennifer

    as jdingman said

    Likely that it has to do with the top:-290px set in the CSS file.

    just add the same to .wpn-footer:

    .wpn_footer { width:100%; height:74px; background:url(img//footer_bg.gif); color:#ccc; position:relative; z-index:2; top:-290px;}

    this still leaves a big empty space below the footer … ??

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