[MatthewLiemParticipant #16116]

Here is my page right now (matthewliem.com)

I am just playing around with it right now and getting familar with everything.

Depending on what browser you use and the size of your screen there is overflow of other pages.

So for example in “about me” I can see some of the ajax elements from resume and contact. How do I ensure that the current page is maximized so I do not see anything else?

Thanks

[ahmetsaliKeymaster #16157]

Hi, actually this is done on purpose for this design. But if you don’t like it you can try this custom css code;

@media screen and (min-width: 1200px) { 
	.content {
	 	padding: 1em 6em
		}
	.vs-triplelayout .wrapper > section {
		width: 100%; left: 0%;
		}
	.vs-triplelayout .wrapper .vs-left {
		left: -100%; /* 100 - 0 */
		}
	.vs-triplelayout .wrapper .vs-left-outer {
		left: -200%; /* - 100 - 100 */
		}
	.vs-triplelayout .wrapper .vs-right {
		left: 100%; /* 100 + 0 */
		}
	.vs-triplelayout .wrapper .vs-right-outer {
		left: 200%; /* 100 + 100 */
		}
	}