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HTML - Footers
Does anyone know an EASY way, not using css, to automatically display footers on all pages of a site, and always a certain distance under the last element? In other words, no matter what is on the page, the footer will always appear, let's say, 50 pixels under the last element. Or, at least an EASY way with css. I'm not really comfortable with css.
thanks! Similar TutorialsI know this is very rudimentary, but Im having trouble getting the header and footer of my site to bleed off the page. Right now I have it contained, and you can see that there is negative space around these elements. See here http://sassnyc.com/stage/andrewsass.com/ I'm trying to figure out how to fix this, and I know its simple... Alright, this is an admittedly novice question but I haven't been able to figure it out yet and would love some help. I'm currently coding a website (my first, clearly) that will ultimately have a large number of pages. I understand the value of writing semantic code and pairing it with an external style sheet to make changes in design quick and easy across a website. My question is, how do you code common elements across the website (ie headers, navigation bars, footers, etc) so that making a change only once (such as adding a tab to the navigation bar) will change it across the site, without having to change the code on each individual page? I understand that you can do this with php, but it doesn't seem to be the common solution. Is there another way to accomplish this without php? Thanks in advance everybody! |
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