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    Thread Starter BryleCuff

    (@brylecuff)

    Thank you rdellconsulting for your help! This has been a problem plaguing me for many months.

    Unfortunately having a footer that sticks to the bottom, will not stretch the content of the site according to resolution. It looks the same but with the footer at the bottom.

    If you refer back to the image I posted you can see the background stretch after the footer. I want the entire page to adjust height so that the footer is on the bottom but the site content also fills it.

    Here is what I mean.

    http://i263.photobucket.com/albums/ii151/CUFF3R/Screen%20Shot%202015-05-27%20at%202.12.17%20PM.png

    As you can see, at least the content is stretched.

    Contrast that to the previous image.

    http://i263.photobucket.com/albums/ii151/CUFF3R/Site%20Screenshot.jpg

    Hello, what do you mean with:

    Unfortunately having a footer that sticks to the bottom, will not stretch the content of the site according to resolution. It looks the same but with the footer at the bottom.

    do you mean that the background doesn’t fill the page?

    Can I ask you also why do you have this?:

    zoom: 1.5;

    here:

    body {
      background-color: #fff;
      margin: 0px auto auto auto;
      color: #424849;
      font-size: 14px;
      zoom: 1.5;
    }

    ?

    Thread Starter BryleCuff

    (@brylecuff)

    That quote was specifically talking about the website height not stretching regardless of what I do with the footer.

    As you can see in THIS photo, the footer is not at the bottom. Even if I put in the correct code to move the footer to the bottom, the website hight will not fill the page.

    I want to make it look like THIS on all resolutions (except mobile ofcourse).
    _______________

    The Zoom code acts like the zoom feature in a web browser. I use it because it helps me get the website looking closer to exactly what I want. It works especially well on my computer =). It’s still not what I want it to be on other resolutions though. Thus, I asked this question.

    I also wanted to thank you guys again for trying to help me. I really appreciate the effort in helping me to get this work.

    Thread Starter BryleCuff

    (@brylecuff)

    You know what? I honestly would just like to zoom all the content of my site to about 150%. That zoom code is there to achieve that, but it breaks the sites responsiveness with different resolutions.

    If I could just get that working i’d be incredibly happy.

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