Bootstrap Help, Please! :-)

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I have a sample page made based on Twitter Bootstrap (twitter.github.com)

I'm unable to scroll on the page...
http://myvideoservicesonline.com/New_Site/services.html
Christopher Wilder
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I don't see anything other than the header/menu on the page at all, should there be something else there? Can't scroll when there's nothing on the page :P
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Why is your footer div outside the </body> tag?:)
I can't hear what I'm looking at.
It's easy to overlook something you're not looking for.

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Being on Linux right now, so I can't help much with the Editor. But some things that are obvious:

Remove the zillions of </br>s after the navbar, then the rest of the contents will appear.

The fonts are not referenced correctly, the @ has to be removed. But since the fonts you have used here are not 'web fonts', you need to use @font face in your css file.

And yes, as Eric points out, the footer must be inside the body.
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Inger wrote:
Being on Linux right now, so I can't help much with the Editor. But some things that are obvious:

Remove the zillions of </br>s after the navbar, then the rest of the contents will appear.

The fonts are not referenced correctly, the @ has to be removed. But since the fonts you have used here are not 'web fonts', you need to use @font face in your css file.

And yes, as Eric points out, the footer must be inside the body.

I was putting the </br>s to make sure that i would scroll, if needed, once I add more content.
Christopher Wilder

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