Custom topbar causes page offset issues

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#1

Hi, We customized our topbar, and have its position fixed, which I think takes it out of the page flow, therefore, now the page is set higher. and when we offset the page lower, it then interferes with the footer, and goes under that.

whats the best way to offset the page, so that it would also push the footer down as well?

#2

Hello,

I have checked your site and the offset looks normal. Could you share with us more details about your problem?

#3

hi john,

the content on the page goes past the footer , the content is suppose to close out that .entry-wrap content, which then shows some white space to reveal the scrolling background underneath, and then the footer. does that make sense?

#4

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#5

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#6

Hello There,

Thanks for providing the details. I can see that your header is heavily modified. The total height of your header is more or less 130 pixels. In the options settings, the navbar top height is only set at 72 pixels. Please go to Pro > Launch > Theme Options > Header > Navbar and set the Navbar Top Height to at least 130px.

And you also need to find and remove this code block:

.x-main.full {
    position: relative;
    top: 90px;
}

You can find this in Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS section(http://prntscr.com/g3pba3). top: 90px; should be remove from the css to have the result just like the screenshots below:


Please let us know how it goes.