Can you post a link to a page with the revised setting applied please.
http://www.peterlaundy.com/iroquois-valley/index.html
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I had a feeling you were going to tell me that
Have a look at line15 of your code:
<meta name="viewport" content="width = device-width, height = 7990, initial-scale = 1.00, minimum-scale = 1.00, maximum-scale = 1.00">
See that there is a defined height in there?
Not what I should be seeing. This is a line from a page of mine with height set to none:
<meta name="viewport" content="width = device-width, minimum-scale = 0.25, maximum-scale = 1.60">
There are various Developer Tools that you can use in Safari - one of those allows you to inspect/alter page code when viewing a site/page on an attached iOS device.
If you do that and remove the height attribute from the code your page displays correctly - no big space at the bottom.
You need to relook at your page /mobile settings.
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I unchecked “Initial Scale” (which was set at 100%) and the pixel height dimension disappeared in line 15, the content displayed at the same (I assume) 100% on page load, and the page bottom problem disappeared! Woot!
Caleb Grove, if you happen to be following this post, I picked up the mobile settings I initially use from Backdraft 2.0, including the combination of “automatic” for page height and checking Initial Scale and setting it to 100%. There may be lots of good reasons for these settings, but this page length problem may be a downside to them that will be of interest to you.
DD, many thanks for once again pointing me in the right direction!
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