1. Pappy
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  4. Thursday, 02 April 2015
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A couple of issues.

Using computer:
I have noticed that when you are at the top of the page (no scrolling yet) there is a horizontal scroll bar for the page.
Any window width under 1424 (I think) it appears, till you get to mobile size.
Noticed your demo shows horizontal scroll bar as you reduce the window size. Once it reaches a certain point, it switches to mobile layout, then is okay.

When you scroll up a little it disappears, regardless of the width of the window.

Background image:
While you are scrolling up, the background image appears to be enlarging a little bit.

How do I fix both?

http://arabianhorsefutures.com/2015/index.php/foals
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Hi Pappy

To resolve try adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters...


html {
overflow-y: scroll;
overflow-x: hidden;
}


Ciarán
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That worked, but if you make the window on computer smaller, the logo does not scale to fit in the window.
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Hello

You will need to change the position of your logo to relative with something like the following (custom css)...


#logo {
position: relative;
}


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