Okay, so I’ve read some other people have had this problem, but they either

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Okay, so I’ve read some other people have had this problem, but they either

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Okay, so I’ve read some other people have had this problem, but they either resorted to JS or the solution just wouldn’t work for me.

I have this:

// The Header //
/*            */
/*  CONTENT   */
/*            */
// The footer //

Currently the work in progress can be found at:
http://newsite.carlsimmons.co.uk/

It’s working as intended, apart from the always present vertical scroll bar. This is because the content’s height is set to 100%, +header & footer height and you’re left with something always bigger than the page.

I have tried the absolute option (among plenty of others), but they all have faults or don’t work. Just thinking there must be some way to achieve this surely? I guess I shouldn’t be too afraid of using JS for this, since it would still look fine for people with JS, but not exactly good practice and might cause some lag on browser resizing.