Footer positioned absolutly do not stick to bottom of page

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  I was hired as a graphic designer for a lighting wholesaler not too long ago and have been invited to rethink our old site "my & pa" since. I'm not very practiced in the DW, even though I have a lot of experience of Photoshop and Illustrator. I first started slice graphic in PS and export the HTML, but after looking at the interpretation of the browser and referring to these forums here, I learned it's a nightmare and not something I have to do.

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