Newb here with a newb question on CSS:)

[redmanrob]

Hey thanks for reading,

To start off, I'm new to the world of CSS, I've been teaching myself for a weeks via YouTube and notepad.

I have a few really cool apps up and running on one of my websites, here's the "newb question of the day":

How do I edit the CSS of an app to size it down vertically, so that my website's header/nav menu and footer will show up on the pages those apps are hosted on?

Just to add a degree of clarification...I have a WordPress site with a few handy PHP/AJAX tools. These tools take up the entire browser when you navigate to them on my site. I'd like to scale them down vertically, so that my header/nav menu and my footer appear above and below these apps. Because good tools aren't very good if you can't navigate back to the rest of the site.

[Caliburn]

It would help significantly if you could offer a link to your website... or at a minimum screenshots showing what exactly you're talking about.

Originally Posted by redmanrob

Hey thanks for reading,

To start off, I'm new to the world of CSS, I've been teaching myself for a weeks via YouTube and notepad.

I have a few really cool apps up and running on one of my websites, here's the "newb question of the day":

How do I edit the CSS of an app to size it down vertically, so that my website's header/nav menu and footer will show up on the pages those apps are hosted on?

Just to add a degree of clarification...I have a WordPress site with a few handy PHP/AJAX tools. These tools take up the entire browser when you navigate to them on my site. I'd like to scale them down vertically, so that my header/nav menu and my footer appear above and below these apps. Because good tools aren't very good if you can't navigate back to the rest of the site.

[redmanrob]

Originally Posted by Caliburn

It would help significantly if you could offer a link to your website... or at a minimum screenshots showing what exactly you're talking about.

here you go:

http://www.seo-legion.com/seo-rank/

As you can see, the app takes up the entire browser screen, without showing the header/nav menu or footer of the website it is hosted on.