On Tuesday, September 21, 2010 11:39:40 pm Lisa Frost wrote:
> This works much better than fiddling with the top padding on the tag.
> However i don't understand positioning very well apart from floats.
> So just to clarify for me:
>
> Position relative on the footer div - what's it relative too?
This works much better than fiddling with the top padding on the tag.
However i don't understand positioning very well apart from floats.
So just to clarify for me:
Position relative on the footer div - what's it relative too?
Why do we add a 0 on the absolute position.
Does bottom not mean righ
Classing the div as display:table-cell would allow the vertical-align to
operate -- and does not necessarily require that it be enclosed in table-rows
or a table.
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On 9/21/10 at 7:27 AM +0700, Lisa Frost wrote in a message entitled
"Re: [css-d] property for aligning ver
> "You can easily add a margin on the tag within the footer to push the
> text down the page to where you need it to be."
>
Never thought of that. Thanks, that's an easy solution.
But going back to my original question. Is there an actual property to
accomplish it, like you can have vertical-alig
copyright notice.
Regards,
Daniel
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Subject: [css-d] property for aligning vertical text in
Hi,
I have no idea what property i need to accomplish the following. If anyone
can point me in the right direction i can then go and look it up.
I have footer div which has a background image.
Question 1: To get the background image to display i needed to add width and
height values. Is that corr
