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I am not familiar with blogs but it looks to be something with the nlog set up itself (maybe the default height or something) if you remove the padding -402px in the container div the big gap at the bottom moves from the bottom of the page to the top which has baffled me? is this a google blog thing??
Just a note but the CSS is really messed up, you have div.footer in the CSS, this should be .footer, the container div in the CSS should really be the 1st after the body div for specificity's sake
you have
div {
clear: none !important;
}
If this is supposed to clear floats? if its not then why use clear: none; as the float would cascade anyway, if it is suppsed to clear floats it should look be something like
.clearfloat {
clear:both;
padding: 0;
margin: 0;
}
And loads more, I am not trying to be over critical or anything, if thats how it sounds I appologise - I may be wrong, this could be how blogs are supposed to be as far as I know but I couldn't make head or tail of whats going on here without re-writing the lot or spenging an age correcting what seem to be errors.
Last edited by bakerc; 05-13-2008 at 02:02 PM..
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Anyway, that div {clear: none !important} is left there from some older version of the blog, where the default, Blogger's CSS used divs to clear floats (clear: both) and I wanted to overwrite it, it messed up my style (or I wasn't able to do it better). I've fixed it now. I had this thing to prevent people with screen resolution less than 800x600 seeing my blog's background centered incorrectly. According to Google Analytics, there are no such people (or barely a few). Thank you guys for helping me out with this.
