check your globals.css

Thanks, i totally forgot about it

np!

Hey Steven, it seems the issue is likely with background-repeat. Looking at the webpage, it seems there’s a background gradient behind the unordered list and that its height is clinging to the minimum needed. The rest of the webpage then seems to be getting the initial gradient repeated in order to fill the remainder of the webpage. Setting the background-repeat value to ‘no-repeat’ should remove the repeated gradient backgrounds. Additionally, setting the container height from the default to 100vh or something similar should enable the initial gradient to span the entirety of the viewport height in one go.

Hi, kindly do not post AI-generated answers here

Hey, sorry if it seemed AI-generated, the reply was completely my own but reading it back I guess it did sound a bit like ai.