> Le 8 nov. 2014 à 12:04, Debbie Campbell <d...@redkitecreative.com> a écrit :
>
> It's showing up in the middle of the content instead of at the very bottom
> in IE 11.
Having seen a couple screenshots of IE10/11 it appears to me that
1. on initial page load, the footer is positioned at the bottom of the viewport
(not the bottom of the content)
2. the footer scrolls with the page as if IE treats `min-height:100%` on the
root element as `height: 100%`.
Does it help if you set a min-height for body (shot in the dark and hackish)?
body { min-height: calc(100% - 40px); /* where 40px is the height of the
bottom-margin */ }
That shouldn’t do anything, but who knows what is going on in IE’s twisted mind
today…
BTW you should do something about the focus state for links. At present the
poor keyboard user is plain lost.
a:focus { outline: none } is plain evil without a suitable replacement.
Philippe
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