At 02:32 PM 9/4/2002 -0400, Saila, Craig wrote:
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> From: Kevin [mailto:p+cssdiscuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
> Sent: September 4, 2002 2:18 PM
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> I want to position a 'credits' type section at the page of
> the page so it's there whe you scroll down the whole page.
Try setting the "credits" section to something like, "position: fixed;
bottom: 0;" but it won't work in IE/Windows.
Translation: "It won't work in 80% of your visitor's browsers."
Using position: fixed; is obviously not an option for the current state of
web browsers. I don't know why Microsoft doesn't support the 'fixed' value
of the position property, but it's a useful thing to have if your visitors
all use NS6+ or Mozilla.
Otherwise, IE will default to the default position, as if you didn't
position the element at all. In the case of everything else being
positioned absolutely, it'll most likely mean that the "credits" will
appear *beneath* the other positioned elements.
Your best bet for practicality is to use "position: relative;" for the
credits - that way you can position them vertically at the bottom of the
other positioned elements.
-- Jough
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