>> Brian M. Curran wrote:
>> Hi All,
>> How come if I don't specify a height for my footer, as opposed to 
>> specifying a height to 1%, then the top of it does NOT stay flush against 
>> my sideBar or content div -- depending on whichever has the larger 
>> height? With no height set there is a gap above the footer
>>
>
> Set a 1px solid border on #container and a 1px border top on #footer so 
> you can see what is happening. Add the ruleset #footer p to your style 
> sheet. Kill the default margin on that p  with margin: 0; and position it 
> with something like padding: 10px 0 10px  10px;
>
> If you want any column tallest see faux column here 
> <http://www.alistapart.com/articles/fauxcolumns/>
> Or equal height columns here 
> <http://www.positioniseverything.net/articles/onetruelayout/equalheight>
>
>
>
>
>> How come if I don't specify a height for my header, as opposed to 
>> specifying a pixel height for it, then the background color doesn't shade 
>> behind my nav bar?
>>
>
> Almost most of the time it is best to let content determine height so that 
> the page retains vertical fluidity and the text does not walk out of the 
> bottom of its parent with font-scaling. Delete the height on the header 
> and try padding-bottom of approx 30px on the header and the nav will fill 
> with black and not head for Havana when users scale the fonts. Maybe.
>
>
>> site: www brianmcurran dot com
>>
>> Sincerely,
>> Brian
>>
>
> Your CSS file shows a byte-order-mark in the Web Developer Toolbar. This 
> is not a CSS issue but it is a ggod idea to correct it.
> See Wikipedia <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byte_order_mark>


Hi All,
It looks like I got my header and footer straighten out, so thanks to 
everyone who contributed. I got the header background color to cover my nav 
bar with overflow:hidden; . Two questions though:
1.The star html hack won't valid huh?
2.This is a bit off topic. Apparently Notepad will add a BOM to UTF-8 files. 
I'm not a Web Dev Toolbar user, so can anyone point me to how to identify 
the BOM in my CSS file?

Sincerely,
Brian 

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