Ian Gibson wrote:
> Hi David
>
> Many thanks for your help. I thought my container had a min-height of
> 100% from
>
> body > #container {height: auto; min-height: 100%;}
>
> but of course DotNetNuke generated that extra form, so I needed...
>
> body > form > #container {height: auto; min-height: 100%;}
>
> And now it works like a dream! Cheers!
>
[re: my response to this ...]
>>
>> Here without form tags (stuck nicely)...
>> http://demo.jo-informatik.dk/test1.htm
>>
>> Here without form tags (overly stuck)...
>> http://demo.jo-informatik.dk/test2.htm
>>
Now that's interesting. I had needed to use the sticky footer method
with a design that required an extra wrapper DIV (for a second
background image). I quickly discovered that the min-height: 100%; only
applies to the immediate child of the BODY element. In no browser did
the grandchild respond to the min-height: 100%; declaration.
You seem to have found an exception in the case of a form. I wonder what
other constructs are possible... I'd love to have a way of adding two
background images on a "sticky footer" design.
Cordially,
David
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