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extending bars

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March 15, 2022
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i am unable to extend the menu bar to fill the width and the footer to fill the width and extend to the bottom... any help is apreciated..

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Correct answer osgood_

just add margin: 0; to the body css:

body{
background-color: #F7B331;
margin: 0;
}

You have a few errors in your css that may effect the layout:

1) You have an additional closing } after the 'body' css selector.

2) You have an additional closing } after the '.row:after' css selector.

3 There is a colon : missing from the padding stying in the 'footer' css selector.

Nancy OShea

Community Expert

Bootstrap 4: Footer is always at screen bottom on short pages.

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Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert

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osgood_

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Bootstrap 4: Footer is always at screen bottom on short pages.

By @Nancy OShea

Good spot. I didnt understand the bit of the post which requires the footer to always be at the foot of the page BUT as the OP is not using Bootstrap your answer doesnt really address their issue so I will attempt to BUT track record on getting this OP to understand is minimal, but Ill give it a shot.

Wrap ALL of your pages code in a <div></div> container and give it the class name of 'pageWrapper'

ALL code from 'header' to and including 'footer' goes here.

</div>

Then wrap all the 'header' code down to and including the last 'column' code in another <div></div> and give it the class name of 'topSection'

ALL 'header' code down to and including the last 'column' code goes here

</div>

Then add the below css to your css styles:

.pageWrapper {
display: flex;
flex-direction: column;
height: 100vh;
}
.topSection {
flex: 1;
}

That will then keep the footer at the base of the browser window for pages which have a short amount of content.

Nancy OShea

Community Expert

The majority of those 20 million have zero idea of what they are using, most would be amateurs who are not professional web developers. Just because l use a cheap mower to cut my own grass doesn't mean lm an expert gardener. Some of us have pride in what we do and try to be better at it which means fully understanding what we are doing, rather than leaving it to chance.

The majority of those 20 million have zero idea of what they are using...

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That's just thin air speculation with nothing to back it up.

Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert

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osgood_Correct answer

Legend

just add margin: 0; to the body css:

body{
background-color: #F7B331;
margin: 0;
}

You have a few errors in your css that may effect the layout:

1) You have an additional closing } after the 'body' css selector.

2) You have an additional closing } after the '.row:after' css selector.

3 There is a colon : missing from the padding stying in the 'footer' css selector.

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