I'm taking the liberty of reposting the query I posted five days
ago. I hope that it just got overlooked because it was in the middle
of a thread.
Sample page:
http://www.acad.sunytccc.edu/instruc...e/probform.htm
The above has the breadcrumbs physically at end of file but
positioned absolutely via CSS to the start of the display, so as to
have the actual page content show in search engine results. (The
breadcrumbs are presently in a table inside the div. I do plan to
get rid of the table.)
This replaces
http://www.acad.sunytccc.edu/instruc...t/probform.htm
which has the breadcrumbs physically at the top of the file.
But the absolutely positioned version naturally breaks when the
user's font size is quite large or the window is quite narrow: the
breadcrumbs overlay the beginning of the page content.
Here's my question: if I want to position anything visually across
the top of the page but have it physically at the end of the file,
how do I set it up so that the actual content moves down according
to the height of the positioned stuff?
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