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CSS and jQuery question

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Hi guys,

 

Just starting building a new site. I have 3 questions...

 

1) I'm trying to build the site in HTML5 but can't see how I can do certain things without using div tags. Is it ok to use div tags like I have still?

 

2) the black content dropdown bar jumps the last bit, why would this be?

 

3) how can I make the white on the footer and the two parts of the header full width?

 

http://www.futureproofdesign.org/ad/index.html

 

Cheers.

 

Rich

You shouldn't use folders called "ad" on a website. Most ad-block browser plugins will flag it as potential advert and stop any content in that folder being shown. In your case, it stops all the CSS loading for your site.

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You shouldn't use folders called "ad" on a website. Most ad-block browser plugins will flag it as potential advert and stop any content in that folder being shown. In your case, it stops all the CSS loading for your site.

 

Hi Spitfire,

 

Thanks for that, I was aware of this, though 'ad' is just a shortened version of the company name - I created it just to get a link on here. But what you see in the link is what I'm asking about, it's all there, I've literally just started to build it.

 

Any thoughts?

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I worked out the full width issue. It was adding a padding and margin to repeat-x both ways and then add an overflow hidden to the body. There's probably a better way but this seems to work.

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