White Gap at Top of Page on Firefox

Yes. This, assuming you mean the gap between the main navigation menu and the content:

#content {
  ...
  margin-top: 7em;
  ...
}

The #content div has no height because it has no non-floated content. However it does have a margin, which is of course, respected.

If you’re not seeing this in other browsers, it’s the other browsers that are in error.

Cheers

PAE

No, there is a white gap at the very top of site. Where the black bar with sub-nav links are, languages, etc. I’ve found the gap already on two different laptops and just on firefox. I’m not sure why it does it, I’ve been reviewing code top to bottom to figure it out.

Here is a screenshot:

https://scene360.com/delete_rss/gap_mag.gif

It’s not there when I look at your site in FF: but then again, neither is the social networking bar at the top of your screen shot.

Unless I can see the site, I can’t look at the HTML/CSS and so I can’t see what’s going on.

The basic technique is to inspect the element you are interested in, in FireBug (Firefox extension). This will show you the size of the element and any others you point to, along with margins and padding and a display of the effective CSS and the file it is to be found in.

HTH

PAE

This is the website: https://www.Scene360.com/

Yep.

And this is what I see:

https://peredur.net/images/scene360.png

PAE

It looks normal on your computer. I see the website that way if on Internet Explorer. But on two different laptops: 1) with Win 7 and 2nd with Win Vista they are both showing a gap at the top of the site on Firefox. My concern is if it is showing the gap for more viewers.

Could it be a bug from Firefox? I only began to notice this during one of the WordPress package upgrades.

Thanks for the response.

Looks exactly the same for me in FireFox 7 on Windows XP. The screen dump was FF7 on Linux. I can try others if you like.

What version of FF are you using? And what operating system.

Cheers

PAE

On this notebook it is Win 7 Home Premium , Firefox 7.01

Just tried it on the Acer Aspire I keep for testing sites in Windows. No gap there either. Firefox 5 and Firefox 7. Windows 7 Home Starter (Yeah, I know, cheapskate).

Cheers

PAE

No white gap here either using Win 7 (Pro) and Firefox 7.0.1

Thanks guys! I guess it may be an exclusive problem on my laptops.

I think I figured it out. I thought the gap was viewed by all viewers. I had tested both my computer, and until now getting feedback from you… I realize that it was exclusive to my computers and firefox. I deactivated Firefox add-ons, and one of various were in conflict and causing that gap.

Thanks for your help!