Frank Piuck said:
> Arian Hojat said:
> > 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 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.
Something to consider when using 'position: fixed' is that the
associated content will (should) get printed on every page of a printout
of your document. This can be great for like a logo or a watermark, and
it might be just what you want for your footer... Or not.
Best wishes,
Melinda
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