I'm working on a new site where I used relative positioning to arrange the logo and nav horizontally. Consequently, there was a huge gap between the site header area and the content area because of the repositioning of the logo, so I moved the content up to fill the space (top:-115px). There's a graphic at the bottom of the content area (airplane shadow) that's supposed to sit atop the footer area. But due to the relative positioning, there's 115px of gap between where it sits and the footer area. Any suggestions on removing that space without wrapping the footer in another div with a background color and repositioning it -115px? I'm trying to not use another div wrapper if I don't have to.
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