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If y'all could look at this page in Netscape...

 

http://justinmclachlan.box-fire.com/newindex.php

 

and then check it out in IE, you'll see that IE puts the footer where it's supposed to be, but I can't get it to move in Netscape at all... it just sits up at the top.

 

Now I have to columns floated beside each other, and I want the footer to go below them...all of this is contained in a <DIV> container. It took me forever to figure out how to get the main DIV container to expand based on the columns inside...

 

But, none of the position attributes make any difference in Nestcape... the footer just stays there at the top.

 

Any idea why this is happening?

 

The page is still a workin progress, I know it doesn't look all that great yet....

 

Justin

Posted

I figured it out. Adding

 

>clear: both;

 

to my #footer specified that it should be placed after the floated elements, I think that's what it's doing, anyway. It worked so I'm not gonna think about it too much :)

 

Justin

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