On Sun, 29 Apr 2007 19:39:16 -0600, Skip Knox wrote:
> Specifically, why in order for the absolute positioning to work
> properly, the wrapper div has to have a relative position.
(I haven't looked at the original reference, so this is a general
explanation, but it should apply to this instance)
>That works! And kind of makes sense to me.
Would Robert Lane or someone else please explain why it makes sense?
Specifically, why in order for the absolute positioning to work
properly, the wrapper div has to have a relative position. This
struggling Jedi is lost on Dagobah on this one.
Skip K
That works! And kind of makes sense to me. Maybe I will get this after
all. Thanks! :-)
On 4/29/2007 4:52:52 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Make it absolutely postitioned within the footer div. To do this you
must
>
> define the footer div as position:relative.
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From: "Robert Lane" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Css-Discussion Group"
Sent: Monday, April 30, 2007 12:29 AM
Subject: [css-d]
On 30/04/07, Robert Lane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> What would be the right way to get this bugger down to the bottom left
> of the footer?
>
> Here is the detail from the page:
>
> #footer_tag { position: relative; bottom: 2px; }
> p.copy { padding: 6px ; font-size: 0.7em;
> text-align: left;
I'm no css guru, but I think I'd give your nested footer_tag div a top
margin.
Robert Lane wrote:
> I am struggling with some positioning. Basically, I have a div at the
> bottom of a page that is defined to have a height of 143px.
> It has a background image of that size.
>
> I then have some
I am struggling with some positioning. Basically, I have a div at the
bottom of a page that is defined to have a height of 143px.
It has a background image of that size.
I then have some text that I want centered and positioned near the top
of the div. I put that in a tag with a class="addr"
