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Posted by dorayme on 06/25/07 22:04
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<1182718125.164190.325450@o61g2000hsh.googlegroups.com>,
savedumbo@gmail.com wrote:
> URL: savedumbo.org
>
> I have the footer positioned absolutely to the bottom of the page, so
> when the user expands their browser window vertically, the footer
> always attaches to the bottom. However, if the user shrinks their
> browser window vertically, the footer content overlays on top of the
> page elements above it.
Not on my Mac browsers. Perhaps you are talking IE. Did you read
the thread. Along with the chit chat is a demo of something that
might help you. One of the things I remember about the demo
offered you is html height was set to 100%. This was important in
the demo. Another thing that needs to be noted is some special
stuff, for IE's eyes only via a conditional. Perhaps you could
look again at this and ask specific questions.
A couple of remarks though: why bother for this site to worry
about it, you have lots of stuff in the height anyway and it
would not matter if the "footer" (which is not exactly a normal
footer but looks more like solid content) simply is at the end of
the rest of the things. How big do you think average screens are?
While talking height, you use divs to space stuff heightwise. Why
not dispense with this and set margins and paddings on the real
working divs instead.
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dorayme
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