Setting a footer at the bottom of the browser window

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  Someone at Watch video tutorials form this youtubechannel? I understand everything except this part:
  

  
  

  072 setting an element in the browser window - YouTube

  I read article margins collapse - SitePoint, but in this case I don't understand what the margins are collapsing? We have a header element that has position fixed :

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  )

  But the result is the following:

  

  This problem is solved by adding

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  to #header, but I do not understand why the header element also moved down, as it also top of the margin: 140px when there post fixed , which means that it is positioned compared to the browser window:

  An element with fixed position is positioned compared to the browser window.

  Fixed position elements are removed from the normal flow. The document and other elements behave as the fixed positioned element does not exist.

  CSS positioning

  Let's see if I can explain it and no sense of it...

  Because the #header element is pulled out of the natural flow of the document through its position: setting fixed, #hero next item margin collapses with #wrapper since there is nothing in the #wrapper to stop him doing that. In this case, the addition of HTML in the #wrapper, before the item #header or by adding a css padding-top or border-top to #wrapper are otherwise, you can stop thecollapse.

  A fixed element itself doesn't fix left/top of the default browser window (i.e. What are the top and left parameters for), it attaches to its own location in the normal document flow. The rest of the content of the document does not account this positioning and moving as if the fixed element is not there. You can see very well if you give a fixed position to one of your

• elements and let all the top, left, bottom or right settings. The
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• Footer seems to be 'stick' at the bottom of the browser window and not substantive Web site edge

  Hi all

  I am designing a site in Muse CC (2014) and I have my footer on the main template located in the designated page footer area. But for some reason, the footer is anchoring or paste along the very bottom of the browser window instead of at the bottom of the box for the Web site online. Here is a link to the site:

  Home

  You may need to adjust your window and drag down to see what happening, since on the first appearance, it seems to sit correctly on the lower edge of the Web site.

  Thanks for your help!

  Howard

  Click right ono your footer items and uncheck "Sticky Footer".

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  I'll build a new website that incorporates a standard footer.

  The footer works as expected in the sense that moves down when more content is placed in the page. However, when I transfer the Web site in a browser the footer is to stay with the bottom of the browser window and not only with the content of the page. By example, if I Zoom out as far as my browser will allow the footer always appears at the bottom of the browser window leaving a large gap between the content of pages and the page footer.

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  Hello

  Try to uncheck the "sticky footer". It should solve the problem.

  Kind regards

  Aish

• How to move the contents of the footer to the bottom of the browser window

  I use default globe exculpatory for portal ADF applications, but seeing that the footnote page note gets to the bottom of the browser window. Can anyone help here please on how to get there?
  
  
  Kind regards
  Frédéric

  Hello.

  Includes your page of templeta in a who follows these steps:

  (1) put your ** in ** to ** without your footer. (Everything except the foot of page and xmlAttributes)
  (2) put your ** with the footer in ** (only the bottom of page).

  With ** you can solve your problem.

  Kind regards. Daniel.

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  value="#{node2.navigationModel.metadataId}"/ >
  
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  destination = "#{Node2.goLinkPrettyUrl} '"
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