Dynamically Extending Footer?

Question

Hello!
I finally found the time to try and overhaul my website that was built for me, and the one thing I absolutely abhor about it is how the footer cuts off and leaves open white space below it if the monitor viewing size is too large! The website is www.karlstelter.com - any ideas on how to fix this would be amazing - I really don't want clients to look at a page that looks incomplete. Thanks!!!
-W

Answer 1

Assuming what you want to achieve is a page that's white down to the top of the footer and black from the top of the footer to the bottom of the browser window (with the content of the footer always appearing in the top of the black footer area), there isn't a specific Muse feature for that currently.
If the page content is a fixed height, you could invert your current approach with the browser width rectangle in the footer. Rather than having a white browser fill and a black browser width rectangle in the footer, you could put a white browser width rectangle behind the page content and set the browser fill to black.
If the page content varies from page to page, you'd unfortunately need to do this on each page separately.
If any pages contain text frames with live text (Web Safe fonts and/or Web Fonts), you'll want to be sure to size the text frames large enough to accommodate and extra line or two of text so if/when the line breaks are different in different browsers the text frames don't need to grow in height.