I use dreaweaver.. have problems removing the space on bottom after menu and main page is finished. http://www.holkapolka.com
There's 2 reasons that you're getting that unwanted space: 1. Left Hand Side Your "What do you think of this blog" poll within the left hand menu is an iFrame. If you look at the source code you'll see that the height is set to 400, although the poll's height is much less than this. This is forcing the bottom of your webpage to be lower than it should be. If your poll height is not going to change, you can change the iFrame height to better suit the content. You can do this by replacing this line in code view: <IFRAME name="wgpoll" src="http://poll.websitegear.com/iframepoll.asp?pollID=18632" align="center" width="160" height="400" frameborder="no" border="0" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" scrolling="no"><a href="http://poll.websitegear.com/">Web Poll</a> | <a href="http://survey.websitegear.com/">Web Survey</a></IFRAME> Code (markup): Replace with: <IFRAME name="wgpoll" src="http://poll.websitegear.com/iframepoll.asp?pollID=18632" align="center" width="160" height="230" frameborder="no" border="0" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" scrolling="no"><a href="http://poll.websitegear.com/">Web Poll</a> | <a href="http://survey.websitegear.com/">Web Survey</a></IFRAME> Code (markup):  2. Right Hand Side Another reason you're having issues is because you have a lot of paragraphs with no content in them. It's quite a common pitfall of using WYSIWYG editors. What you want to do is go into the code view again and remove the following block of code: <p align="left" class="style6"> </p> <p class="style6"> </p> <p class="style6"> </p> <p class="style6"> </p> <p class="style6"> </p> <p class="style6"> </p> <p class="style6"> </p> <p class="style6"> </p> Code (markup): That should fix the issue you have. If you have time try to look into learning a little HTML and CSS as it'll help you solve these issues, as they're very hard to fix in WYSIWYG editors. I know as I used Microsoft Frontpage when I first started coding and it was such a headache... You'll also be able to optimize your code further as there's still a lot of things you can do to improve it. Your CSS for example could do with a little touching up. Anyway hope that solves your issue, if not give me a shout! Â
Oh and one of your websites in your footer, i.e. taxations.biz, has some PHP errors that need looking at