Arian Hojat wrote:
>> My example of this is at http://test.riczho.dyndns.org/fullheight/.
>>
>
> Hey Ricky,
> i looked at your example and like the rest ive seen if u expand the content
> by raising the font-size, the footer gets pushed down by the content (in
> fact your example is already pushed down beyond browser's viewport by alot
> of content). I seen a few pretty examples where the footer stays still at
> bottom of browser window... kinda like a little status bar. the content can
> go down, and your can scroll down, but the 'browser footer' always stays
> still.
>
> If still vague... think of IE7?'s yellow 'popup' that sticks to top of IE's
> viewport when you are at a webpage that wants to install active-x control.
> But what im talking about is something that looks like that but bottom of
> viewport.
>
> I might draw and post what i mean to clarify later tonight,
> Arian
>
Arian
If you set
footer {
position: fixed;} you should get what you want. You may need to
set a z-index so the footer is in front.
Frank Piuck
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