Rick Good schrieb:
I've designed a site that works:
www.themeridiangrp.com
In creating the footer though I needed to set each page separately,
e.g.,
.meridian #footer_650, #footer_700, #footer_750, #footer_800,
#footer_900, #footer_950, #footer_1000, #footer_1050, #footer_1150,
I've designed a site that works:
www.themeridiangrp.com
In creating the footer though I needed to set each page separately,
e.g.,
.meridian #footer_650, #footer_700, #footer_750, #footer_800,
#footer_900, #footer_950, #footer_1000, #footer_1050, #footer_1150,
#footer_1250,
I've designed a site that works:
www.themeridiangrp.com
In creating the footer though I needed to set each page separately...
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Hi Rick,
The site may work for you, but try resizing your text up a couple of
Rick Good wrote:
I've designed a site that works:
www.themeridiangrp.com
Since it's working I'm not overly concerned, but I would like to know
the right way to do it.
Thanks.
Rick
A page or site working on the Web is relative to any users discretion.
Font-scaling and
Rick Good wrote:
www.themeridiangrp.com
.meridian #footer { position: absolute; bottom: 40 px; left: 0 px;
...
does not work.
You're absolute positioning all main elements, which means the
#container doesn't stretch the full pageheight since A:P elements don't
take up space and can't be
