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Hello,
I am trying to make the switch over to CSS positioning for my website design, but I am having some trouble with how my site is currently designed. I have a frames page that uses the main section for all my content and a footer section that basically contains a footer that I need to have at the bottom of my pages all the time. My question is whether there is a way to position a CSS layer to do what that bottom frame is doing for me? It needs to be achored to the bottom of the screen and be there all the time. Any help is appreciated! Thanks Jamie |
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<div style="position: absolute; bottom: 0;"> BOTTOM CONTENT </div> Play around with it and see if this is what you need. |
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This worked, but not really the way I need it to work. It put the <div> layer at the bottom of the screen, but if I were to have a longer page with a lot of content, then when I scroll down the layer that is supposed to be at the bottom of the screen is now right in the middle of the page.
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