YAMP - Yet Another Monopage Portfolio

Nice stuff

Only one thing – the contact form doesn’t display on 1024×768, and there is no way to scroll down

I have to back up dracano, I have a screen res of 1440 X 900 and i dont see the submit button of the contact form

I want to thank ipad for letting me know about a possible copyright issue with the name of the theme. I’ve changed that in the theme files and the live preview, I’m waiting for themeforest to change also the official name of the theme which will be:

YAMP – Yet Another Monopage Portfolio

thanks to everyone that purchased this theme…

I’ve received a help question via mail, I put here the answer in order for everyone to take care of that:

I’m adding new sections and was wondering…

1. how can I make sure each section has enough space? i see some div clears, but they aren’t really working for me? i’m cheating with some
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In order to have enough space for every section there’s no need for br… just open the css file and search for this code (on line 170)

    #mainContent #home,
    #mainContent #portfolio,
    #maincontent #staff,
    #mainContent #common,
    #mainContent #altContact,
    #mainContent #addedSection {
    float: left; /* just to ensure all the floating elements inside them are contained by them*/ 
}

    #mainContent #home,
    #mainContent #portfolio div,
    #mainContent #staff,
    #mainContent #common,
    #mainContent #altContact,
    #mainContent #addedSection {
    padding-bottom: 395px; /* distance to make every div a page in common resolution */
    padding-top: 110px !important;  /* height of the header to align the divs to the div#sidebarinfo, for savvy browsers */
    padding-top: 18px; /* for IE6 and below (part of the IE% position fixed hack) */
}

Just add avery section you add to the site in this two styles. The first style ensure the container section fully expand for the content inside it )even if is floating, the second style ensure there’s some space after the section to push the following section out of the window (in a reasonable high resolution… you can always change the padding-bottom value to fit your needs if you want more space).

Hoping this will clear your doubts.