This is the way I'd do it:

#infosarea {
        position: relative;     // this creates a positioned ancestor
        padding-bottom:  XXXpx; // enough space for #PartenairesArea
        }

#PartenairesArea {
        position: absolute;     // puts it at the bottom of the first
        bottom: 0;              // positioned ancestor
        }
// won't work with Mac IE - which messes up with 'bottom'!

djn

Sébastien FICHOT wrote:
  > I'm wondering if someone knows how to force a DIV to stay at the 
bottom of
> another DIV that contains it.
> The DIV "InfosArea" must have a non-flexible height, but the DIV 
> "PartenairesArea" could be fixed height.
> I've done this code, but that's not really a solution :
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