Hey guys, I recently re-vamped my tags on my website for the navigation area, and the heading..

Now it seems I have all this extra space with the scroll bars.. can someone have a look please?

I've looked through the css, mainly wiretheme.. but can't find a min/max width anywhere that's setting this?

http://offwalltestsite.coffeecup.com

>>>>> Turn your sound down before clicking the link

UncleMap It's not clear for me what you need to do.

If you accept some suggestion and comment about your page:

let me tell you that your HTML Code is not really clean code to me , it's not friendly code and you messed up little here and there( what I see from webpage source code)

Why so many <br> for line break where you could use margin or padding through CSS to achieve the same effect.
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I see through source code you have used RLMP to construct your page but then why is not responsive and same goes to your menu as well ?

I have tested with Google chrome & Firefox your menu and image has problem when windows size shrinks

You have few Duplicate ID for toplogo , it's adviced do not ever use same ID in single page.

Try to validate your HTML page and fix the errors as well.

html.js.flexbox...il.svgclippaths>body>main.coffee-span-12.content>img :
height: 600px;
width: 2000px;

Why not try starting with one of the RLMP layouts... don't change anything, just add your content so you can get a feel for what does what. Get to know how to use the grid and breakpoints first before throwing a bunch of JS, sliders, etc. into your design.

Matt, I agree with Paintbrush. You need to learn walking before you start running.

You said the other day, I think, that the video was only there for testing purposes. Could you please remove it (AND the sound), and all the files pertaining to it. It's not because I don't like the video (I don't in fact, but that is not so important), but so that we can see what the site really is going to be like.

Paintbrush found some image even wider than the one I found. You can't set pixel widths on images if the site is going to be responsive. You can set %, and give them a max-width and/or a min-width. If you upload the rlm file, as I said earlier, we might be able to help you straighten the code.