What could be causing a large white bar to appear underneath the website when viewed on an iPad Pro 12.9, despite not showing on mobile or PC? I have already tried removing the footer and other elements, with no success.
If you're experiencing a large white bar appearing underneath your website when viewed on an iPad Pro 12.9, there could be a few potential causes for this issue. Here are a few things to consider:
1. Device-specific CSS: It's possible that there's some specific CSS targeting the iPad Pro 12.9 size which is causing the white bar to appear. You should check if any custom CSS or media queries are targeting that particular device width and causing unintended effects. Sometimes, specific devices have unique screen dimensions that might require special adjustments.
2. Scrollable content: Another possibility is that you have content that is larger than the viewport height on the iPad Pro 12.9. This can cause a scrollbar to appear, creating the white space in the bottom. Check if you have any elements with fixed heights or ensure that your content is responsive to different screen sizes.
3. Overflow settings: Verify that your elements do not have any overflow settings that could be extending the layout and causing the white space. For example, if an element has an overflow property set to "scroll" or "hidden", it might affect the overall layout.
4. Hidden elements: Make sure there are no hidden elements on your webpage that are accidentally taking up extra space. Check if any sections, divs, or components are set to hidden or display:none in specific device breakpoints.
5. Meta viewport tag: Double-check that your website has the correct meta viewport tag in the head of your HTML. This tag ensures that the website is scaled properly and fits within the device's screen dimensions. For example, ``.
6. Browser caching issue: Clear the cache on your iPad Pro 12.9's browser to ensure that you're seeing the latest version of your website. Sometimes, cached versions can cause visual discrepancies.
If none of these solutions help, it might be necessary to inspect the website's code and layout to identify the specific cause of the white bar. Alternatively, reaching out to Webflow support or posting your question in the Webflow community forum can provide you with more targeted help.