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Footer sticky to bottom?

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  • Started 13 years ago by caddymob
  • Latest reply from helgatheviking
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  1. Hi there, first post - - new to thematic and wordpress and the html and webdesign the whole bit. Little overwhelmed, but trying to drink from the fire hose.

    My question is this -- How can I get my footer to sit at the foot of a page? I have a big white blank space that seems be after the footer but I cannot find any CSS for it...

    Here is a test page - http://www.corneveaux.com/pixelinksolutions/test-page - I want the black footer to sit at the very bottom, no white space underneath it.

    Any help much appreciated!

    Posted 13 years ago #
  2. Caramboo
    Member

    Try this:

    #footer {
        position: fixed;
        bottom: 0;
        width: 100%;
    }
    Posted 13 years ago #
  3. Bingo! Thanks Caramboo :)

    Posted 13 years ago #
  4. Caramboo
    Member

    I suppose though, as you fill the area above the #footer, things are going to get a little tricky. Especially if you populate the footer area with widgets. Hmmmm. Off to think of another way :)

    Posted 13 years ago #
  5. Caramboo
    Member

    A bit of Googling led me here:

    http://ryanfait.com/resources/footer-stick-to-bottom-of-page/

    Probably a better way than my hacky way :)

    Posted 13 years ago #
  6. Hi,

    you might want to take a look at this solution:

    http://forums.themeshaper.com/topic/sticky-footer#post-2667

    Chris

    Posted 13 years ago #
  7. veronisa
    Member

    I have a client who is currently using Joomla and may be moving to WP (with my desperate urging). If they decide to move, I will be using the Thematic Power Blog and would need to match the Joomla template they want to use. I am trying to figure out what's involved with matching the navigation menu on this template. http://www.ledstrips8.com/led-light-bars-c-38.html

    Posted 11 years ago #
  8. if you are NOT a spam bot you should post a new question in lieu of digging up a TWO YEAR OLD thread.

    Posted 11 years ago #

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