On Jul 20, 2007, at 12:24 PM, Tee G. Peng wrote:
On Jul 20, 2007, at 9:48 AM, CK wrote:
That would help:
http://bushidodeep.com/summer_2007/template_02.php
On Jul 20, 2007, at 11:43 AM, Tee G. Peng wrote:
try remove the 'min-height: 100%;' from the same div or make it
less than 100% if you really must use it. I did a quick test on
Firefox developer toolbar with the Edit CSS tool, it works and the
footer sticks to the bottom of the browser screen. Is this what you
wanted, fixed footer?
The footer is sticking fine.
May I know why you want the min-height: 100%; declared for this
simply layout? Also, isn't 100% the default browser height? I have
never used min-height before as I tend to code with conservative,
anything that requires lots of hacking to make IE works, I try to
avoid in most cases. Also, I haven't encounter a layout that needs
to use min-height so far.
min-height and the extra divs are being used to set up a resolution
dependent layout with JS
By the way, I think 1600px max width is just too much, looking a
your page, I don't see the reason this layout needs more than
900px, also it will be better if you wrap your navigation menu
inside the
div#bd_container, so that when a user have the browser open with a
very wide screen, take 1600px for example, the menu wont' stay to
the far left (assuming you have the max-width set to 900 or smaller)
The nav header needs to span 100%
tee
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