Tim Charles wrote:
Hello
I am close to finishing my first properly css-friendly site
(at least I hope it is), and am looking for some general
feedback, plus a specific question answered, if possible.
http://www.ediecast.co.uk/ is the url.
The specific question is whether anyone can give me any
help getting the footer to actually go at the bottom of the
page, rather than staying in the wrong place, see
http://www.ediecast.co.uk/stocklist/...sp?ManID=30&Pr
TyID=36&ScID=1
Any sort of comments are welcome.
Try adding a doctype, and then validate the HTML.
http://validator.w3.org/
You've put a <link> element in the footer.
This should be in the head, where you already have it.
You used absolute positioning for the most important divs,
this will never get the footer to the bottom of the page.
Just to scare you a bit: look at your page in a Netscape,
Mozilla or Firefox browser, and press ctrl and '+' once or
twice. This is the direct result of the position:absolute
you're using.
It doesn't do this in IE only, because you used pixels for
font-size, which makes it impossible to scale the size. Very
bad for people with worse eyesight than very good.
Instead, work with floats, and put clear:both on the footer.
put font-size:100% in the body, and use only percentages of
that in other elements where appropriate.
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