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• White space from regions... fix them...?

  Hello
  
  I created a few regions on a page... I hide/show couple of them based on the selection of a group of radio...
  
  My problem is that, for some strange reason, that I'm extra white space for some of the choices (and not for all of them)...
  
  I saved a sample on APEX. ORACLE.COM steps for review and comment
  
  Workspace: tparvaiz
  Username: [email protected]
  Password: tparvaiz
  
  Application: 28899 default Date and white space
  Application Page no.: 24
  ID/PW: TEST/TEST
  
  Thank you

  You use dynamic measures to hide the elements rather than with the regions that contain. This leaves the elements of the visible region as extra space. Also the choice of the model of the area of can not be appropriate and include items that generate an extra space (model region Untitled button doen't seems good for the area of Proj_Order, because there are no other buttons). Use a browser with a web Inspector Tool (Safari, Chrome, or Firefox+Firebug) to find the elements generating unwanted space.

  Either:

• Change the DAs to hide the regions as a whole rather than the individual elements (use static region ID to provide selectors of DA).

• Keep the DAs that operate at the level of the element, but uses fewer parts, for example to move the items in one region.

  As Re: reversal of the Image, you may be using too many distinct regions. Is not wrong (in so many ways it's a good thing), but there should be good reasons to do so, and must enjoy that there are separate areas by working with regions as a whole. Also consider using subregions to group related areas.

  A naming convention clearer for dynamic Actions would also be a good idea: the current criteria give no idea of what they are doing.

• Question of extra white space

  Hi, I am currently building a website in Adobe Muse and really enjoy it.  I met some differences between what I designed and that the site actually looks like and have been able to find solutions to all but one.  The home page has a header and footer, and a cutting-edge Animation Adobe.  However, it was apearing of extra space under the animation (above the page footer). Everything looks fine in design mode, but even in the preview, there is more space.  I tried uploading to our ftp, thinking that perhaps the question (as in the preview mode does not display the animation), but the extra space is still there.  I tried to move social media icons, thinking that they might be at the origin of it.  I looked to see if there may be a blank form or text box that is the origin of the discrepancy, but I can't find anything.  Any suggestions?

  Here is the screenshot of the design mode:

  

  Here is the screenshot of this in the browser:

  

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Hi Razorcs,

  I checked your file and the white space from page that you call in the iframe. I have seen that most browsers do not respond well, when the width and height of the iframe is specified in percent.

  As a solution, give width and height of the iframe manual and that should take care of it.

  For example, try something like 412px, which is the height of the dashboard content

  

  Kind regards

  Abhishek Maurya

• How can I make my boomarks drop down menu less wide, from left to right. There's too much white space on the right half.

  Before yesterday, my boomarks drop was appx. 6 "wide. Now, without apparent reason, it is of the appx. 12 "wide. It has appx. 6 "white space in half right of the drop-down list, which makes it a lot of time to access information within my individual records.

  Hi Philippe,.
  The problem fixed itself. I have NO IDEA how, but he did.
  Thank you for your time.
  Sincerely,
  Denise

• White space at the bottom of Page

  How can I get rid of the white space at the bottom of this page:

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  2. Remove height & top of CSS values.
  3. Clear your floats when they became useless.

  Nancy O.

• Muse white space after the body, but before the page footer

  I just changed with almost a complete rewrite of my site and published it in http://www.lowerphotography.com and all is well except for the HOME page. The change was to take advantage of the new sensitive design which is very neat. Before the change of the HOME page was fine. I watched other observations of white space and made sure everything looked good... not hidden things that I could find. The master page works on all pages of the site. But the HOME page after the body and before the footer has this big white/background space after footer. I don't think it's in the master page as it works for all pages I can say. The homepage has texts and pictures on it and a link to another site. But nothing shows that the cause for me. With all the time I've spent on this site a little "bug" which is just a pain trying to get the HOME page to look really good. Suggestions please?

  You can try the solutions in the following positions?

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• Tons of white space at the bottom of my pages

  Hello

  I get almost unlimited white space below my footer on my desktop-width pages. I checked the Page Properties and the properties of the Site. I checked the Master Page and all other pages.

  In the Properties Page, make sure that the Minimum length is not longer than the content.

  I feel there is something small miss me and I was wondering if anyone knows what this might be.

  Thank you!

  Thanks Preran!

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• remove white space at the top of page

  Hi people

  Just created a test in the Muse of the site for a client and noticed that a bunch of white space has appeared at the top of each page when it is tested on an iPad and iphone6 - but not on the desktop? Check the solutions, the foot takes off as suggested, no difference. Removed the filling of the page on the top on the site and on every page - no difference. Downloaded again the site to the server after which the home page now isn't the white band, but the other pages (Offshore and onshore Rigs - BOP and well - Cyber Rig - HSE control) do? The only change I made to the homepage before downloading has been to place the video widget full width, which appears twice on the page of images of posters and other video files?

  The site is www.rig-inspection-adc.com - suggestions gratefully received...

  Greetings - Peter

  Peter,

  Nice problem. It took some time locate the problem, but I found it. Here's the problem:

  There is a small overflow "A key station" located on the rectangles and this is causing the problem.

  Steps to fix:

  To get at the top of the page "key position" rectangles visible for editing, I stretched first image upward. Then, I brought the rectangle to the right size.

  We now have the indicator "key position" visible and ready to be changed.

  

  

  

  I've then re-released the site. Here are the before and after screenshots of my mobile.

  

  Let me know if you have any problems.

  See you soon,.

  Craig

• White space on the right side of two pages (phone version)

  Hello

  I'm having a problem with white space unwanted on the right side of only two of my pages (phone version only). The first page has a wider gap:

  www.nycrom.com/Phone/testimonials.html

  On the second page, the gap is not as wide:

  www.nycrom.com/Phone/index.html

  I tried just about everything I could think of. I checked for everything outside the margin, but there is not. Any ideas/suggestions? Your help is appreciated.

  Thank you.

  I found the solution for me: a few items on the page are automatically extended to any width that causes white space on the sides.

• How can I put a div at the top of the page with a background color? No white space

  I'm trying to put an orange bar all at the top of a page and which also spans the entire width of the page, regardless of the size of the page.

  With the code below the orange bar appears, but there is a space between the top of the browser and the orange bar.

  < div style = "background-color: #f79321;" height: 30; width: auto; "> < p > < / p > < / div >

  How can I get rid of that white space? I tried to adjust the margin and filling to 0px, but that did not work.

  That particular space is caused by the default of the

  tag in your

  . You can either start the

  content by something other than

  , as
  , or remove the margin/padding of the

  {p}

  margin: 0;

  padding: 0;

  }

• Extra white space after the process page

  I'm trying to remove white space after the page is processed.
  Usually it doesn't bother me, but it doesn't bother with javascript.
  
  Explanation:
  1. I send an xmlhttp request to coldfusion to process.
  2 Coldfusion executes a stored procedure on an oracle database that returns results as XML.
  3 Coldfusion returns XML to the client: < cfoutput > #XmlParse (ajaxXML) # < / cfoutput >.
  4. the client (Javascript) runs the function that manage the data and returns an error because: " xml not at the beginning of the external entity declaration".
  
  I tried to use with the attribute cfsetting: enablecfoutputonly = "yes", but still the result is the same.
  
  Any idea or lead in the right direction would be greatly appreciated.

  If it's really the content of ajaxXML, then the above code and cfcontent should solve the problem.

  As follows:
  
  
  #Trim (ajaxXML) #.
  
  

• White space under the foot during the fluid browser width

  Hi everyone, thank you in advance for reading my question and for taking the time to answer.

  I'm trying to create my first site sensitive and spin a weird question when I simulate the width of the browser...

  

  When I reduce my width of simulated browser on the master page, he stuffs my footer bar upward.  However, when I go to master page preview in the browser, it works fine and pushes the footer below the content.

  

  I'm trying to create breakpoints fluid in the page master because all subsequent pages will be based on the same standard layout.

  Hello Nick,

  I have reviewed your .muse file and found no problem with it.

  The white space you get when resizing the wheel of breakpoint in the Muse is just an expected behavior, if get you an overview of the site in the browser that everything will look fine.

  The conclusion therefore is Muse you will have to drag the footer items down manually. and adjust accordingly to other breakpoints.

  Alternatively, simply increase the height of the master page, if you want to place more content in there.

  Thank you

  Ankush

• White space at the bottom of the container

  I've tried everything. I turned off sticky footer and removed the padding down but I can't figure out how to remove white space at the bottom of the container.

  I wasn't expecting the rounded corners to cause problems.

  But positioning not connected and disconnected from the separate elements in a Web page is always something to be careful with. Smart Guides can pop up very reassuring, but Muse simply cannot change the principles of HTML. The length of a text and the depth of a just framework is not easy to predict and anticipate, so a bad alignment can occur. Grouping could help. Try to find a different design that is less sensitive to these effects.

• White spaces between and vertical shifting of images (and text) as a preview of the browser

  I built my site in Muse, but when I preview the, there are white spaces of different sizes that appear between images and text. In addition, an entire section of the Web site has moved down through an entire page. Here are a few screenshots as I can manage them. Unfortunately it is not yet hosted, so I can't post a link.

  Just a note: I'm build this page of my site as a portfolio to side scrolling. At the beginning of each "page", I added an anchor point, and I've added a 'back to the start arrow' so that the elements of different menu on the far left of the page (at the beginning) a link to their respective 'page' along the portfolio of horizontal scrolling. Similarly, the "back to the start arrow" menu link.  I don't know if this is part of the question, but it seems that it shouldn't be, because I got that simply making the page extremely broad and not very large.

  Here are a few screenshots.

  Inside, Muse:

  

  Leave the browser preview:

  

  Inside the Muse:

  

  Leave the browser preview:

  (Here are two screenshots only because they were separated by white space so that I could not them on the screen at the same time.)

  

  

  A more. This one shifted downwards, rather than on the side. Note that I did so that the image on the bottom was not attached to a low sticky footer or anything.

  Inside, Muse:

  

  Leave the browser preview:

  

  Thank you!

  Well well, the standard answer (and I should perhaps store them somewhere as a copy & paste NOTE): you must use groups and other methods of structuring as widgets. Your items may not stick together because they have no container parent to hold them together as in reverse, they can overlap with because they have no logic telling them everything that is left, right, above and below. Muse is not a page layout program and you not post a PDF file where everything is nailed in place. dumping everything on the page without which concerns the way in which it will interact in your browser never gives the result you expect.

  Mylenium

• White space between the footer and content

  Just when I thought this software started to behave, he does: pages adding plenty of space. I don't have any idea on how to solve this problem. Have tried everything. A last forum mentioned expand the HTML box. I don't know what in the hell that means, but I tried pulling it down to where the dotted line disappears. Does not work. How am I supposed to explain to my client that there is nothing I can do about it, it's just a defect of the software? Someone at - it solutions?

  Attached are two screenshots of a test, one of the design window, a page of the preview area with all the white space that is infuriating. In the other pages there are widgets? I created this master page and test page from within a project of muse with pages that include YouTube and Google map widgets.

  Thank you

  

  

  Thanks for your suggestions. Unfortunately, none of them worked. However, once I've hunkered down and set about to solve the problem, I indeed understand eventually. The culprit turned out to be the sticky footer is enabled by default in the properties of the site. Unchecking that solved the problem.

  I do thank you for your help.

  TICE