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• Sticky foot problem

  Here is the latest version of my site. http://192.168.0.2:33333/preview/dokmalifixed04/index.html

  There are still a few items left before that I can ask a sign off the coast and download it.

  The problem currently plaguing me is; I set the minimum height of the page initially to 1000 px, but then I needed to set a minimum height of page px 7000 to accommodate very long page of menu A la Carte (as he was not moving down whenever I added text.)

  Is there a way I can put the foot to be just under the last item on any page?

  Deactivation of "Sticky Footer" in the properties of the site should take care of that. You can also enable and disable this feature as a page by page.

• Try to understand what is Sticky footer?

  Hello my friends

  I was going through all the options on the configuration of the site, and I came to the sticky option.

  I tried the different layout and I don't see what it does differently when I look at a preview of the page

  Can someone bring me a light with this feature?

  THX!

  Sticky foot force items marked as footer to stick on the bottom of the browser window, regardless of the number of pages. Any difference between the bottom of the content page and the bottom of the browser window is filled with the background image/color of page. If the option is disabled, the stick footer to the bottom elements the content of the page, leaving a space between elements of footer and the bottom of the window of the browser, which is filled with the current image/fill color of browser.

  I hope this helps.

  David

  http://creativemuse.co

• How can I Center this sticky footer?

  My site is located at mikebeard.com/ATS2

  I made a footer with elements "bootstrap" which works well. However, it is on the far left of the screen, off the grid. I tried a lot of difficulties, but it is not just focus in the rest of the content.

  Can someone help me with this sticky footer?

  Positioning removes the contents of the stream of normal document so it fits who coordinates you define in the top. bottom | left | good properties.

  / * STICKY FOOTER * /.

  #footer {}

  position: fixed;

  Width: 100%;

  height: 100px;

  bottom: 0;

  left: 12px;

  }

  Nancy O.

• Sticky footer impasse

  Stuck putting a sticky footer on a page. Without the footer, throughout the body of the text is displayed correctly. Add the footer and on the bottom third of the text is not available, that is, when you scroll down you can see only about the upper two-thirds of the text and the rest is not. Page is Lori Caldwell Designs for San Antonio and the hill country. Yes, it's a shame, I am using tables. DW5.5

  For a demo, try to change your background sticky this so you can see the full text.

  background: rgba (255,255,255,0.5);

  Nancy O.

• Footer div CSS

  Hello

  When I reduce the amount of text in the content div, the left side bar overlaps the footer instead of push down (there must be a gray area between the sidebar and the footer). I thought that the footer must be pushed/moved down in this case as in the footer div CSS I activated the box / two / clear.

  In contrast, when I increase the content of the sidebar TI pushes down the footer, the same happens, the footer goes down when I increase the amount of text in the content div.

  Thanks in advance for your advice http://www.naszchleb.pl/test11

  Use overflow: hidden to contain the floating divs #sidebar and #content.

  #container {}

  margin-right: auto;

  left margin: auto;

  Width: 960px;

  overflow: hidden;

  }

  #content {}

  background-color: #FFF;

  do-size: 12px;

  Clear: right;

  margin left: 320px;

  right margin: 15px;

  float: left;

  Width: 620px;

  top of the margin: 40px;

  margin-bottom: 40px;

  padding: 10px;

  }

  Nancy O.

• Sticky foot

  Can someone help me please explaining delayed see "Sticky Footer" area in the "new site" does or does not dialog? THX!

  Check out my sample site. It has 2 pages with the same content. A page has a sticky footer and the other not. Resize your browser window displaying each page.

  http://footerexample.BusinessCatalyst.com/index.html

• 25px burnts downstairs of Sticky Footer

  Hey guys, could someone please help me get rid of the gap of 25px at the bottom of my sticky footer?

  Here is the site:

  http://tylertx.BusinessCatalyst.com/

  I use a version of http://www.cssstickyfooter.com

  If you have any ideas I'd love to hear them.

  HI -.

  Remove it from your HTML (last row above the tag)

• Great background Image / Sticky footer [has two questions]

  1 - How do have such a file on background?

  http://www.Teletoon.com/teletoon3/Teletoon.PHP?language=en

  The page still load fast despite the apparently huge file as a backdrop. What is the technique, I need to do the same today.

  2 - How do we cover the footer div always appear at the bottom of page?

  Thank you very much

  These are two good questions.

  Here are some tips on how to add a great background to your site:

  http://www.WebDesignerWall.com/tutorials/how-to-CSS-large-background/

  I don't know there are other tutorials that you will find with a Google search.

  Also, many web sites on the web site csszengarden.com use broad horizons. CSS Zen Garden invites you to download the markup html and css to sample from these websites to see how they did it.

  It is important to write the HTML clean and avoid ID selectors and class unnecessary css. Do not use css to structure your document; Use it only for the presentation and layout. In my view, it is preferable to manually write your css. If you do not use Dreamweaver to apply CSS, check if your code often to ensure she remains lean. People these days are going wild with ap Divs, who will be dead to your page if you want to use a great background. Write lean markup!

  About the footer... the footer on the example site you provided is nothing special. It's just the last div on the page. It remains at the bottom because the height of the page content exceeds the height of the browser window.

  However, if you do not have enough content on your page to push the foot down, you need a new strategy.

  Footers can be really frustrating when it comes to testing in other browsers. The trick is to force thepart of at least the same height as the browser window, even when there is little content.

  Let's start with the footer:

  #footer {}
      position: absolute;
  bottom: 0;
  Width: 100%;
  border-top: 1px solid blue;
  background: Blue;
  }

  For the footer, you must use absolute positioning. But, and this is where people go wrong, you must also make sure that the footer is placed at the bottom of the document, not the background of the browser.

  The document must be at least as large as the browser window. So the first thing we need to do is to place the footer in a

  with its absolute value property position to:

  {#wrapper}
  position: absolute;
  top: 0;
  left: 0;
  }

  The footer stick to the bottom of the wrapper.

  .

  Second, you must define the measures of percentage for the document:

  HTML, body {#contents}
  min-height: 100%;
  Width: 100%;
  height: 100%;
  }

  HTML > body, html > body {#contents}
  height: auto;
  }

  {#wrapper}
  position: absolute;
  top: 0;
  left: 0;
  }

  Thus, the tag in your html doc will be something like:

  
  

  the body content

  Footer goes inside the package

  It works for me in all browsers. I have to give credit when it is earned, the technique above is just off Rachel Andrewbook, The Anthology of CSS.

• Sticky Footer bug

  Sites Web Muse suddenly stopped re-sizing correctly when you use a widget Ecwid. The problem started happening in the last half.

  
  

  Examples of files Muse:
  

  1. example using the base Ecwid showcase

  2. for example, by using only text (there is a gap between the foot and the bottom of the page where it shouldn't be. In addition, when you reduce the width of the browser, the text is superimposed on the footer.)

  
  

  After contacting Ecwid, that's what they said:

  
  

  Hello

  Thank you for the update and all the information provided.

  I downloaded the file test.muse that you attached in the previous post and I am currently looking at this issue trying to find a solution.

  The issue seems to be related to the update for Muse since there is no change likely to cause to it in the code of the Ecwid recently.

  By the way, when I opened a project done for one of the older versions of Adobe Muse, I was not able to reproduce the problem. Perhaps could you look into it and see if there are differences in presentation settings. Here is the link to download the project:https://www.dropbox.com/s/goffpqle4c...

  There seems to be no significant difference in the parameters of those you have in the test.muse file, but Ecwid does not overlap the foot and resizes it correctly.

  Could you please take a look at the project while I examine the question from my side?

  Looking forward to your reply!

  
  

  Here are a few screenshots in different browsers.

  
  

  

  
  

  
  

  Temporary solution

  Until we have determine exactly what is happening and find something more permanent, I believe that I have a workaround.
  Put a rectangle of height 1px on the page aligned to the bottom of the widget.

• Floating sticky footer

  I have a post-it on my web site footer http://www.justletmelearn.org I received from Nancy O.  It works just great.  Recently a friend saw the site using an IPAD and Opera Browser II and MAC OS.  It seems to be the view in linux. 

  The footer is floating in the middle of the page when the user scrolls down.  Is there a work around for this or anything else I can do.

  Thanks for any help,

  Sandy Nelson

  Copy & paste this code between theandtags in your documents.

  Replace #DivName with div name of your fixed foot.

  Good luck!

  Nancy O.

• Gap manifests under foot sticking of CSS in IE?

  I tried the solutions of "sticky footer" CSS I found on the Web. The one I got works in four browsers I checked with (Firefox, Chrome, Opera and IE), but there's a glitch as possible. In IE 8. I see what seems to be a small space between the footer and the bottom of the browser window. My utility of color Cop says that neither of two colors in this gap is nothing specified in the CSS. I've included a screenshot and a link if you have installed IE. I would like to know if there is a problem with IE (which would have thunk?) or something inherent to the appearance of the Internet Explorer browser window?

  

  http://DreamweaverResources.com/tutorials/sticky-footer/

  I guess "chrome browser" means the imagery used to create the 'chunks' of the appearance of the browser outside the content of the browser window.

  Yes.

  http://www.Expression-Web-tips.com/what-is-browser-chrome/

  But, if by the scroll bar, you mean the blue rectangle sliding on a white background with an arrow at each end, I don't see that anywhere - side or bottom - when I discovered this link in IE 8?

  You will see if you decrease the height of your browser under a certain size.

  I saw him on my screen.

• Footer CSS behaves badly in IE7

  I'm having a problem with a floating footer in IE7. It does exactly what it should in all other browsers I have tested on Mac and PC, (except, of course, IE6 that I gave up trying to conceive for now all together - life is too short!). I work on a Mac, and it's a real pain to have to continue to check it on a pc or a 'Converter' every time I try something.

  When my sidebar div is longer than the minimum height that I put in order to get the footer to stay inside, on the foot of page content streams. I have validated the site and it shows no html or css errors, so it is difficult to determine where the problem is. I erased the floats and also tried to add clear: both to the footer. I spent every day, try the solutions suggested on various forums, but without success. I would appreciate if someone could have a look at my test page and tell me where I'm wrong. http://www.cornucopia-design.co.uk/BatimTest/useful.html thank you very much.

  You have the 'clearfloat' in the wrong position in the code. It should pass as shown below, directly before the 'foot' opening

  tag

  
   
  
   

  See if that makes a difference.

  Adding the clear: both; the 'foot' selector css should also work. (but you suggest that you alread did that?)

  #footer {}
  height: 22px;
  padding-top: 0;
  padding-right: 10px;
  padding-left: 20px;
  background-color: #8f8b83;
  color: #ffffff;
  do-size: 90%;
  Clear: both;
  }

• Bootstrap responsive.css necessary or unnecessary?

  Hello

  According to GetBootstrap.com, (http://getbootstrap.com/2.3.2/scaffolding.html) to make a sensitive project, you must add another .css file, bootstrap - responsive.css.  But I've seen many models that do not have this .css file associated with the project.  Does anyone know what is true?  I don't want the project to meet.

  And if it is necessary, how do you get?  Do not see it as a separate part of the Bootstrap download in bootstrap.css.

  These are the .css files, currently, I have attached to my project and I the viewport meta tag in the head.

  < link href = "css/normalize.css" rel = "stylesheet" type = "text/css" > "

  <! - core Bootstrap CSS - >

  "< link href="css/bootstrap.min.css "rel ="stylesheet"type =" text/css">

  <!-"bootstrap" Sticky Footer - >

  < link href = "css/sticky - footer.css" rel = "stylesheet" >

  < link href = "css/customized.css" rel = "stylesheet" type = "text/css" > "

  

  Thank you!

  You came across a very old link to the previous version of BS (2).

  Bootstrap current 3.3.6 is fully integrated with appropriate utilities, classes, components, etc...

  http://blog.GetBootstrap.com/2015/11/24/bootstrap-3-3-6-released/

  Bootstrap 4 (alpha) will be a whole new thing.

  http://blog.GetBootstrap.com/2015/08/19/bootstrap-4-alpha/

  Nancy O.

• Setting a footer at the bottom of the browser window

  Hello

  I would like to know how to repair a footer at the bottom of the browser window while having the body of the drop-down page behind it.  I already have the fixed footer down, but when the body becomes longer than the window, the footer scrolls too.  I would like to have the floating body extends up to the window of exaclty like the page here:

  http://reneguillen.com/

  It is hard for me to decipher the code to indicate how he gets this effect.  Can you help me with this?

  Thank you!

  Foot sticking to aid position: fixed.

  CSS:

  #footer {}

  color: #FFF;

  Background: #000;

  position: fixed;

  / * adjust location * /.

  right: 0px;

  Bottom: 0px;

  padding: 0 10px 10px 0;

  Width: 100%;

  }

  HTML:

  Here's a Sticky Footer

  Nancy O.