Muse adding weird space

I'm not sue what I did, but all of a sudden Muse has started adding an extra space. I attached an image of what the site is supposed to look like. All the different sections butt against each other. Here's the link to view what is actually happening. http://sparkdesignstudio.businesscatalyst.com/index.html
For some reason under 'my work' the blue gets cut off short and there is a large weird space before the 'about me' section. I can send my file if I need to. Please help!

It previews differently in Muse than it does in Firefox. The navy blue background is now just a thin line, but the 'about me' section is in the right place. See attched...
It was working just fine and all of a sudden it started previewing weird. I'm thinking I accidentally changed something without realizing it.

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