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custom CSS for container, class: .elementor-element-fb0069a */#studio-page-layout { height: 100vh; overflow: hidden; align-items: stretch; } #studio-sidebar { height: 100vh; overflow-y: auto; } #studio-main { height: 100vh; overflow-y: auto; } Claude finished the response Diagnosed missing layout spacing step to push menu downward Diagnosed missing layout spacing step to push menu downward That's actually the exact fix we set up earlier, sounds like it may not have gotten applied yet with everything else that came up (the duplicate image, the toggle button, the menu troubleshooting). Let's do it now: In the Navigator, click the very top "Container" (the outermost one, holding both of the smaller Containers inside it) In the left panel, go to Layout Set Min Height to 100vh and the unit dropdown next to it to vh (not px) Still in Layout, find Justify Content Click the option that spaces things apart, it's usually shown as an icon with arrows pointing away from each other (Space Between) Once both of those are set, that Container becomes exactly as tall as the browser window, and Space Between shoves your first group (logo/nav) to the very top and your second group (Back to Grow Lab) all the way to the bottom, with all the empty space stretching automatically in between. Publish and check the front end. If it's still not reaching the bottom after that, the most likely culprit is Min Height not actually being applied, sometimes Elementor needs the unit explicitly set to "vh" rather than defaulting to px, worth double-checking that dropdown next to the height field. It worked but the "back to grow lab" is a little past the screen (takes a scroll). I want it to be just at the bottom of the visible screen while the right container can scroll the left container stays same height of screen Architected independent-scroll layout with fixed sidebar and scrollable content pane Architected independent-scroll layout with fixed sidebar and scrollable content pane Good catch, and that's a different mechanism than what we set up before. What we built pushes "Back to Grow Lab" to the bottom of the sidebar's own height, but the sidebar still scrolls along with the rest of the page since the whole page is taller than one screen (because your gallery content is longer). What you're describing, sidebar pinned in place, only the gallery scrolling, needs the page itself capped to exactly one screen height, with just the right column allowed to scroll inside that. Step 1: Find and ID the true outer container On the actual Studio/Gallery page (not the Sidebar template), open the Navigator and find the top-level Container, the one whose only two children are your sidebar and your gallery/Loop Grid column sitting side by side. Not the smaller containers inside the sidebar itself, the one that wraps the whole two-column layout. Select it Advanced tab → CSS ID → type: studio-page-layout Step 2: ID the right-hand column too Select the container that holds your Loop Grid (the right column) Advanced tab → CSS ID → type: studio-main Step 3: Add this to your Custom CSS Go back to Site Settings → Custom CSS (same box where you pasted the toggle button code earlier), and add this below what's already there, don't delete the existing code: css #studio-page-layout { height: 100vh; overflow: hidden; align-items: stretch; } #studio-sidebar { height: 100vh; overflow-y: auto; } #studio-main { height: 100vh; overflow-y: auto; } Save, then check the front end. The whole layout should now be capped to exactly your screen height, sidebar staying put, and only the gallery column scrolling when there's more content than fits. One small heads up: while you're logged in as admin, the black WordPress toolbar at the very top eats a little bit of vertical space, so things might look off by a sliver in your own view. Regular members won't see that bar at all, so it'll look correct for them regardless. Except the left sidebar is still a little past the height of the screen and makes me scroll to see the bottom "back to grow lab" Diagnosed WordPress admin bar overflow issue and formulated CSS fix Diagnosed WordPress admin bar overflow issue and formulated CSS fix Good catch, and this is almost certainly the WordPress admin toolbar I mentioned as a heads up last time, it's just now actually causing a real problem rather than a cosmetic one. Here's why: that black bar takes up 32px at the top of the screen when you're logged in, which pushes your whole layout down by 32px, but your CSS is still calculating height as 100% of the full browser window. So your sidebar ends up 32px taller than the space actually available, which is exactly the "little bit of scroll" you're seeing. The fix: only subtract that space when the admin bar is actually present Go back to Site Settings → Custom CSS and add this below what's already there: css body.admin-bar #studio-page-layout, body.admin-bar #studio-sidebar, body.admin-bar #studio-main { height: calc(100vh - 32px); } WordPress automatically adds an admin-bar class to the page whenever that toolbar is showing, so this CSS only kicks in when it's actually there, logged-out visitors or members who've turned their toolbar off won't be affected, they'll just use the regular 100vh from before. Save that, refresh the front end, and the sidebar should now line up exactly with your visible screen, no scroll needed to see "Back to Grow Lab." One more thing worth checking while you're at it: if any of your actual members are going to be logged in as Subscriber-level accounts (not admins), it's worth confirming whether they see that toolbar too, by default WordPress shows it to every logged-in role unless a person has manually turned it off in their own profile. Either way, this fix covers both cases, so nothing else to change regardless of the answer. Claude is AI and can make mistakes. Please double-check responses./* End custom CSS */