One method - not tested but in theory:
Place the content inside a container, and apply absolute positioning to the
container:
#contaner {position: absolute; left: 20px; bottom: 20px;}
The container will set at the bottom of the viewport or its containing box
and the content will flow up rather than down.
Russ
> I'm not sure exactly ho the explain this, but I'll give it a shot.
>
> I'm making some good progress on my first real standards-compliant css
> and xhtml page. On one of the pages, I would like the page to flow "up"
> instead of "down". For example, in a normal page, if you just had one
> paragraph, it would display as close to the top of the page as the
> style-sheet allows. All other elements flow downwards from the top.
> What I want it to do is flow from the bottom so, if I just had that
> one paragraph, it would be displayed at the Bottom of the page. Then
> all elements after it would push it upwards, so everything would still
> be in the same order, just anchored to the bottom rather than the top.
>
> Surely there's a way to do this with CSS? I've looked around a bit, but
> can't find anything relevant.
>
> -Sam Walker
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