Re: [css-d] margin/padding-bottom relative to canvas bottom

the example i linked to doesn't do this? No, not precisely. In that example, the footer is positioned bottom: 0px and has a fixed height. On my page, the footer also sticks to the bottom, but doesn't have a fixed height; instead, the top edge of the footer is at a fixed distance from the

[css-d] margin/padding-bottom relative to canvas bottom

Hello, I am trying to achieve a certain effect. I am trying to put a box on a web page where the content (a box, say) is positioned - either absolutely or using margins on top or sides - BUT I want it to always remain the same height and have the content scroll nicely in that area. Also, I would

Re: [css-d] margin/padding-bottom relative to canvas bottom

Frank Van Damme wrote: Hello, I am trying to achieve a certain effect. I am trying to put a box on a web page where the content (a box, say) is positioned - either absolutely or using margins on top or sides - BUT I want it to always remain the same height and have the content scroll nicely

Re: [css-d] margin/padding-bottom relative to canvas bottom

On 3/6/06, ~davidLaakso [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Frank Van Damme wrote: Hello, I am trying to achieve a certain effect. I am trying to put a box on a web page where the content (a box, say) is positioned - either absolutely or using margins on top or sides - BUT I want it to always

Re: [css-d] margin/padding-bottom relative to canvas bottom

On 3/6/06, Frank Van Damme [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: http://vandamme.homeunix.net/~frank/html-tryouts/smallwindow.html the example i linked to doesn't do this? __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED]