BryleCuff

I apologize. I have been waiting patiently but some of my older my questions would disappear because nobody would answer them. I understand nobody has to help me, I’m just quite desperate for help at this point. If you have any further suggestions on where I can get help regarding my issue, please let me know.

Anyway, I’ve attempted numerous things but I think the main things I’ve tried are

body {
   transform: scale(1.5);
}

The transform scale code destroys the entire aesthetic and stretches everything in weird ways. The responsive design is also broken when this code is used.

body {
 zoom: 150%;
}

This zoom code makes everything look perfect on my 21 inch imac, but any other resolution does not proportion my site properly.

brylecuff.com

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.

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).
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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.

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.

https://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.

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

How do I tell it to target the specific Featured Video Plus plugin. I don’t know how to code.

Thank you for your response Ializ.

I don’t need to post in Featured Video Plus’ forum because my question is generally about disabling plugins in the editor.

Also, I appreciate you providing that solution. I unfortunately do not understand how to implement it. Can you help?

I think wordpress is limiting the amount of videos that can autoplay. I can’t use shortcode because I’m using a special video plugin that doesn’t let me use code either.

I’m sorry that is just too complicated for me. Is there another way?

THANKS GUYS! It works now!

It sounds helpful!

I’m just not adept enough to really understand what to do. How difficult is it to make a plugin?

I appreciate the effort but the problem is more complex than that link suggests. I don’t think you’ve fully grasped my issue.

What if I don’t want anymore content though? I read Customizr is supposed to scale with your site.

If I can’t get rid of that space, I want everything to increase in size. I have yet to find a solution to that problem though.

MY SITE

The footer and background seem to scale properly with my other pages. Is this a bug perhaps?

Couldn’t find a solution on that documentation. I am using a GIF because it’s animated.

Thank you! Neither worked though.

The first didn’t change anything whatsoever.

The second just moved the footer to the bottom(That’s how it should be anyway lol). It didn’t get rid of the gap though.