Position:Absolute cuts off half my footer?

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http://webs.ashlandctc.org/csimmons/sites/actctlc/pages/index_beta2.htm

There is a lot of code, but what happens is:


#footerarea {
    position:absolute;
    bottom:0px;
}

Cuts off the right side of my footer image. Fixed does too. Static and relative do not (but don’t position it bottom:0px; either…)

2

Maybe try setting the width of the footer to the width of your container

3

Nevermind. In all my splendor I figured it out. :slight_smile:
Thanks though.

Edit: Is there a way to delete these threads if you’re the thread creator?

4

Just wondering what the answer to the problem was???

5

:slight_smile:
vertical-align: baseline; - the Footer

But now the content cell won’t fit snugly up top.
Arg. Always problems with this CSS stuff. But I need to learn it cause everyone says tables are tubular or something…

Edit: Bah, I didn’t fix it after all. Looks like some fake space is gonna be added to make this work. When in doubt, cheat.

6

[QUOTE=w1sh;2332961]Edit: Is there a way to delete these threads if you’re the thread creator?[/QUOTE]

no

7

[quote=w1sh;2332969]:slight_smile:
Edit: Bah, I didn’t fix it after all. Looks like some fake space is gonna be added to make this work. When in doubt, cheat.[/quote]

Hrmm, i can see why it won’t work, because of that ACTC / Contact part …

if you remove the 15px of top padding on #content, it allows the heading to get somewhat up there, but unless my eyes deceive me you’re going to have to increase the left and right paddings on #content by about 3px to match the whitespace between CONTENT TITLE and the nav

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[quote=fasterthanlight™;2332988]Hrmm, i can see why it won’t work, because of that ACTC / Contact part …

if you remove the 15px of top padding on #content, it allows the heading to get somewhat up there, but unless my eyes deceive me you’re going to have to increase the left and right paddings on #content by about 3px to match the whitespace between CONTENT TITLE and the nav[/quote]

Too… lazy…