On Sun, 23 Jan 2005 20:28:06 +, David R [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've tried setting both div#wrapper to min-height: 100% but no change
is observed.
Does anyone have any suggestions for getting elements to clear
floating boxes?
I have solved what I believe to be the same problem by
Hey guys
I'm in a muddle here...
I'm using CSS to absolutely position my columns, because if I floated
them I'd have to re-order my XHTML structure:
Presently its like this: (uber-simplification)
body
!-- Wrappers used for column backgrounds--
div id=wrapper1
div id=wrapper2
div id=nav
ul
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Behalf Of David R
Sent: 23 January 2005 20:28
To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Subject: [WSG] CSS Footers
Hey guys
I'm in a muddle here...
I'm using CSS to absolutely position my columns, because
Hi David,
Couldn't you take the footer out of the wrapper...
/div
/div !-- end wrapper --
div id=footer
pfooter stuff/p
/div
Kim
David R wrote:
Hey guys
I'm in a muddle here...
I'm using CSS to absolutely position my columns, because if I floated
them I'd have to re-order my XHTML structure:
Does anyone have any suggestions for getting elements to clear
floating boxes?
Many options available, including setting all three columns to float:left
and the footer to clear: both. This solves both your column order and
footer issues.
Absolute positioning will always have downsides such as
Kim Kruse wrote:
Hi David,
Couldn't you take the footer out of the wrapper...
/div
/div !-- end wrapper --
div id=footer
pfooter stuff/p
/div
No, because the height of the wrapper isn't affected by the height of
the sidebars because they're positioned absolutely.
I've tried making all 3
