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  • #788267

    Hi,

    I would like to create a full height 100% page with contents inside. The problem I’m having was different screen size has different height so I can’t have the correct full height content. Please give me a hand on this. I need this only for desktop & mobile would be stick to current one.

    #788313

    Hey myproduct,

    You can try using a Color Section and set the Section Minimum Height to “At least 100% of Browser Window Height”. Then, you can add content elements inside it. Our Blank Pages demo, for example, uses a Color Section with 75% Browser Window height. http://kriesi.at/themes/enfold-2017/pages/blank-pages/

    This works for both desktop and mobile.

    You can see the other uses of Color Section: http://kriesi.at/themes/enfold-2017/elements/color-section/

    I hope that helps!
    Let us know if you need further assistance.
    Sarah

    #789279

    Hi Sarah,

    My problem was the content are much longer than the screen. For example, I’ve set the height on my 22″ monitor and the height was perfect on this monitor & the content goes long and scrollable on a 13″ notebook because of the screen resolution. Can I set the color section to maximum height of 100%?

    #789349

    Hi,

    You can add a custom class to this color section following this article: kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/turn-on-custom-css-field-for-all-alb-elements/ and add a custom CSS code applying the height of 100%.

    Best regards,
    John Torvik

    #789956

    Hi,

    I did what you mentioned above. Created a color section and have the section ID for no-scroll and the css below

    ———css—————
    #no-scroll {height:100% !important;}
    ———endcss—————

    The problem is, the contain was going for 100% height and It will scroll because of the additional header and the footer height on the page.

    #789975

    Hi there,

    Can you give us the link to the page in question so we can take a look? If possible, please also grant us admin access, just in case we need to log in. You may put this information in the Private Content section of your reply.

    Best regards,
    Sarah

    #790035

    There you go.

    #790081

    Hello,

    Thank you for link and the access. The page in question is the About Page, right?

    I think the best solution is to edit your content so that it fits inside the smallest screen size you want to consider. I advise making the image smaller, or take a 2/3 container, maybe, instead of the 1/2 one. This way, the content fits inside the small screen, and then when it’s in a bigger screen, the content will fill the full height as well.

    You can also consider making the image as the background of the color section. This way, it will not eat up space on the left and force the text to have smaller width and more height.

    By the way: I also checked on my mobile phone, and given the text that you have, the user will need to scroll. Even making the font size small for mobile is not advisable because then it will not be readable. :(

    I hope my suggestions are clear and helpful. Please do let us know if you need additional help.

    Best regards,
    Sarah

    #1072149

    hello

    i tried this technique but it doesn’t work the way i think it should, as i want the background of the page to be a fixed colour, so perhaps you can help.
    a) if i set the section setting to use ‘no minimum height, use content to define height’ then the section is as high as the content and the remaining browser tab has top and bottom black borders.
    b) if i set section to 75% or something like that, the same thing happens with black borders if the browser is bigger than the content. and if the browser window is smaller, you have to scroll all the background which is not very attractive.
    c) if I set a section to 100% browser height, then the section’s content on the page gets centered vertically to page height and all its vertical layout is lost and content below that section is pushed to one ‘page down’.

    how to just set the page so each section displays using ‘no minimum height, use content to define height’ which is the correct element layout for the section contents AND fill the browser, whatever size it is set to by user with the same background colour as the sections avoiding above problems
    see links below

    thanks

    #1073670

    Hi s29ers,

    Best regards,
    Victoria

    #1073712

    Hi Victoria, your post was blank. Thanks

    #1074158

    Hi s29ers,

    Here’s what Victoria wrote:

    https://cl.ly/cec20e2b8dba There are two color sections on this page. Which one do you want to be 100% of the height?

    Best regards,
    Rikard

    #1074435

    Hi Rickard, I just want the background of the page to be same colour background as the sections. Then I can set the content in the sections asI need. Setting the section size won’t work as I mentioned as the section content moves depending on the section size. Thanks

    • This reply was modified 5 years, 9 months ago by s29ers.
    #1075649

    Hi Victoria,

    Could you please attach a mockup of what you’re trying to achieve?

    Still not very clear what you’re trying to achieve.

    Best regards,
    Victoria

    #1075679

    Ok, please see the box below. There are two sections as you can see on the page. The result should be as per the screenshot in the second file in the zip, and should always look like that regardless of browser size, and fill the window, without scrollbars showing.

    #1075682

    Sorry link error, try this from box below

    #1078113

    Hi s29ers,

    Thank you for that. Please try using the code below:

    
    .html_stretched #wrap_all {
        background-color: #fcfcfc;
    }
    

    Best regards,
    Victoria

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