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Thanks, I tried that, but it didn't work. I was able to get rid of the space, but I am missing my footer now.
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Thanks, I tried that, but it didn't work. I was able to get rid of the space, but I am missing my footer now.

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I'm sorry for not having the time to assist you better. <br />
Glad you found the solution. <br />
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Next time you have an issue like this, use the browser dev tools (chrome is the best for this) &nbsp;and inspect the DOM. <br />
It will be easy to spot which element is standing out. <br />
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Cheers! <br />
Alex
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I'm sorry for not having the time to assist you better.
Glad you found the solution.

Next time you have an issue like this, use the browser dev tools (chrome is the best for this)  and inspect the DOM.
It will be easy to spot which element is standing out.

Cheers!
Alex

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It was the expert's comment that caused me to look in that area.
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It was the expert's comment that caused me to look in that area.

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The following page:<br />
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<a href="http://faboh.com/index.php/04-wellness/self-care" rel="ugc">http://faboh.com/index.php/04-wellness/self-care</a><br />
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is way too high and I can't figure it out.<br />
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This is a Joomla site.
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The following page:

http://faboh.com/index.php/04-wellness/self-care

is way too high and I can't figure it out.

This is a Joomla site.

Page is too high

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HTML

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