Phone Blog page is loading wrong

I recently updated this website: http://cmmconstruction.businesscatalyst.com
On the phone version only (Blog page only too) - the header and objects created in muse seem to shift smaller than 100% which only happens when there is an iframe on the page.
Things I've tried:
- Make the iframe width at 100%
- specify the iframe width less than the width of the page
- put iframe on separate layer below the objects created in muse
could the problem be the coding from Tumblr theme?
Any solutions would be much appreciated, Thanks

Not really. I do see that in the blog page there is a section commented -  - in which there are overrides for the iframe size if certain media sources are shown. Don't have the time to check the entire source, but there could be similar overrides involved further down. Just a thought. Like you say, the code coming out of Muse seems fine. My first test would be to eliminate the blog URL from the iframe and put something else in it - something really benign like a 'Hello world' page. If the iframe behaves, then you'll have a clue that it's something in the blog's code that is causing the problem.

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