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    Right. What I want to do is position an image at the very bottom of my page without setting it as a background image, and when you scroll down it must stay at the bottom of your browser.

    How is this possible?

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    I think you just make sure you put it right to the bottom and that there is no space after it. That should make sure it stays at the bottom, not oo sure if there are any other ways.

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    Is it done in CSS?
    goodbye.

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    use tables
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    Humm background image would be alot easyer, since you can quite easly lock it to a position relative to the browser window. Although not so useful if you need to ad content.
    im not sure if its possible to get what you want without haveing to use javascipt to dinamicly alter its position, although seeing as i have to be off in a hurry, i aint had chance to think it threw particaly far. my sugegstion is search google for it and see what you can come up with from that, its almost certain someone has tryed to or accompished what you want before. "/

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    Quote Originally Posted by 01101101entor
    Humm background image would be alot easyer, since you can quite easly lock it to a position relative to the browser window. Although not so useful if you need to ad content.
    im not sure if its possible to get what you want without haveing to use javascipt to dinamicly alter its position, although seeing as i have to be off in a hurry, i aint had chance to think it threw particaly far. my sugegstion is search google for it and see what you can come up with from that, its almost certain someone has tryed to or accompished what you want before. "/
    master speaks. :rolleyes:

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    If you have dreamweaver you can easily do this by puttings it in <div> tags and setting the position to "Bottom" and the percent to "100%".

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    Aint there a site where you can do it so when you scroll down it stays where its supposed to be?

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    www.mygen.co.uk
    click 'create profile'
    then 'background'
    use what you need,
    click create code
    there.

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    I think you just make sure you put it right to the bottom and that there is no space after it. That should make sure it stays at the bottom, not oo sure if there are any other ways.
    If I didn't want it to sit at the bottom of your browser when you scroll down, that would have been the obvious solution I would have turned to. However, I do want the image to sit at the bottom of your browser when you scroll down the page.

    use tables
    No? Because it wouldn't sit at the bottom of your browser. Did you read this bit?:-

    and when you scroll down it must stay at the bottom of your browser.
    Using Tables will most probably appear in the solution, but I'm probably going to need some javascript.

    Humm background image would be alot easyer, since you can quite easly lock it to a position relative to the browser window. Although not so useful if you need to ad content.
    You it would be alot easier. However, I am already using a background image, and if I was to set this image as a background image too it would require some sort of code which would allow me to set multiple backgrounds.
    Last edited by Halting; 28-07-2006 at 10:57 AM.

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