Hello,
I purchased my site template from a developer, but it has never worked correctly, there appears to be a small bug in the CSS, I was wondering if anyone can give me an ideam where the problem lies, I am not too skilled with CSS. If this were PHP I would not have a problem.

The site is K-Disk.net

Hello,
I purchased my site template from a developer, but it has never worked correctly, there appears to be a small bug in the CSS, I was wondering if anyone can give me an ideam where the problem lies, I am not too skilled with CSS. If this were PHP I would not have a problem.

The site is K-Disk.net

Hi K-Disk what is the problem ? the block on the bottom ?

change the height in css.css under .whyus ul { from 105 to i.e. 80 (not sure if thats the best number; but it solves the block to be larger.

Hi K-Disk what is the problem ? the block on the bottom ?

change the height in css.css under .whyus ul { from 105 to i.e. 80 (not sure if thats the best number; but it solves the block to be larger.

Thank you for your help, but it does not seem to work, Look at this page for an example of what is now happening https://k-disk.net/host/page/MasterResellerHosting

Hello K-disk,

height seems to be not adjusted on this page.

Maybe we see two different things ?

What browser are you using? It seems like the problem is more with IE then anything else

Ah now i see it (had some cache of the css :) )

i think this has to do with the wrapperh in the css.css which is a bit to small ; you could make the page just a bit longer. i.e. height of wrapperh to 915 solves the issue on that page.

You should check all pages though :)

Edit: usually use Firefox; where it was wrong as well. Didnt check in IE yet.

The problem is most of the pages have different heights, Example is is the Knowledge Base

I would advise to install firefox; and use the plugin Firebug; use it to see which css styles are used where; you can adjust them live (for duration of the session) to see the difference.

There might be a tool like this for IE as well.

yes the best thing to do would be inspecting the css using firebug or web developer in real time, that would help a lot in solving the problem, though the problem is with keeping the footer down i guess?...there are a lot of guidelines for that on the web in that case.