In article <40**********************@dreader2.news.tiscali.nl >,
Els <el*********@tiscali.nl> wrote:
<quote>
Liquid layout allows the footer to position itself at the
end of the page, no matter how long or tall the page is.
This is a Good Thing for various reasons that require a
thread of their own.
</quote>
Well, Kris, here's a new thread for you, go ahead ;-)
- Consistency. A footer at the end of the content is always at the
bottom of the page, wherever that bottom is. A footer at the end of the
window is in one case at the bottom of the window and in another case at
the bottom of the page.
- Aesthetics. A footer at the end of the page (content) looks nice no
matter how tall the window is, even when the page is less tall than the
window. Take a window that is very tall that contains a page that has
little content but the footer at the bottom of the window. Big chance
the footer does not even ever gets noticed and if it is, look at the big
blank between content and footer.
What I'd like to know then: why would you want a footer at the bottom of
the viewport? ("because others do it too" is no valid answer)
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Kris
<kr*******@xs4all.netherlands> (nl)
<http://www.cinnamon.nl/>