been playing around and came across some cool code for making a footer stick to the bottom of the screen no matter what size of screen you are using.
tested on 1024x768 & 1280x1024 it works damn fine. also tested in IE 7&8, FF3, Chrome, Safari & Opera all in both resolutions, however, IE6 seems to fail, but does put it to the bottom of the screen as a normal footer
Of course there are a lot of ways of doing this here is one more it works with all of the major browsers and IE 6.
http://www.cssstickyfooter.com/
i was making it show at all costs (for example: a blog with about 10 posts, your screen will still show the footer), I even tried it with opacity and you could see the background scrolling through it.
[quote="uba"]Hi, Chicago Show Of course there are a lot of ways of doing this here is one more it works with all of the major browsers and IE 6. Vegas Show http://www.cssstickyfooter.com/
i was making it show at all costs (for example: a blog with about 10 posts, your screen will still show the footer), I even tried it with opacity and you could see the background scrolling through it.[/quote]
Thanks for the posts, I was looking for a way to do this. New to the forum too so hi everyone!
been playing around and came across some cool code for making a footer stick to the bottom of the screen no matter what size of screen you are using.
tested on 1024x768 & 1280x1024 it works damn fine.
also tested in IE 7&8, FF3, Chrome, Safari & Opera all in both resolutions, however, IE6 seems to fail, but does put it to the bottom of the screen as a normal footer
ik
p.s. using a strict doc type
Of course there are a lot of ways of doing this here is one more it works with all of the major browsers and IE 6.
http://www.cssstickyfooter.com/
i was making it show at all costs (for example: a blog with about 10 posts, your screen will still show the footer), I even tried it with opacity and you could see the background scrolling through it.
i was making it show at all costs (for example: a blog with about 10 posts, your screen will still show the footer), I even tried it with opacity and you could see the background scrolling through it.[/quote]
Thanks for the posts, I was looking for a way to do this. New to the forum too so hi everyone!
-jill