I have a fixed footer at bottom, When i turn on developer options it overlaps my content div. Also, When i open this in tab it overlaps and causes problem to insert information in the form.
The way to avoid this could be z-index. But, Is there anyway to avoid it altogether?
See this image:
Appreciate the help!
I think you should add padding-bottom to your body, the value of padding-bottom should equal with the height of the footer.
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So, I have a navbar on the top, footer on the bottom and a big image in the center. I placed everything using margin (margin-top: 0 for nav, margin-bottom: 0 for footer and margin: 3% auto for image. The image is centered on my page and everything is allright. However, when I set position of nav bar to fixed, the margin for image seems to count from the beginning of page instead of the end of navbar (it causes my image to overlap with navbar instead of being in between of footer and margin). The only way I know to fix it is making a second, invisible div with the exact same size as my navbar, but I believe it's not the most practical way.
I don't know if putting HTML/CSS code is necessary there, I think I described everything important.
Thanks in advance for help
try position:sticky. it works best if you have fixed height of element.
Setting position: fixed removes the element from the document flow. One possible solution is to add a container for the content, in your case a container div for the image, and set a fixed top margin or top padding on the container for the height of your navbar.
What is the simplest way bo build vertical layout where header and footer have static height and the center occupies all available space (and adjusts to the window height).
header
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center
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footer
Thanks for help
ps Absolute positioning is not an option for me.
I believe this is what you are looking for
jsFiddle
Use margins to set the margin-top and margin-bottom of the middle <div> to -50px, or whatever the respective height of your desired header and the footer is.
Alternatively use this (relatively hacky) method if you want to add content to the middle part of the page.
jsFiddle
jacktheripper's answer does work, but I do not advise it! Cross-browser compatibility may not be just. Do think a look at Ryan Fait's "Sticky Footer". It can be found here. There's another one out there, namely 'CSS Sticky Footer', but I haven't used it. Should work relatively the same and you don't need a 'push div'. Be sure to read the 'Known Issues' on this page though!
I'm trying to follow CSS How to set div height 100% minus nPx but for some reason it is not working.
I'm new to web development, so I apologize if I am doing everything in the most horrible way imaginable.
Here is the page: http://glados.cc/chat/layout.htm
The sidebar should be at the right, not sure what I'm doing wrong as I'm following the stackoverflow question I linked to at the top.
The text does wrap if it is too long, which is good! But the height that is taken doesn't increase, which makes it overlap the next line.
Also there are no vertical scroll bars (unlike the stackoverflow answer I linked) when the content gets too long..
Thank you!
The scroll bars can only appear if there is a height or maximum height set. If that is not the case, they simply expand.
Add something like height: 300px;
As for the wrapping of the chat text. This text is positioned absolute, so it is taken out of the flow of the document and cannot push other elements lower. You maybe want to consider using margin-left instead of position:absolute and left on .chatText.
And, as DrStrangeLove pointed out, your sidebar is missing the absolute positioning.
Here is an example:
http://jsfiddle.net/3YrZT/1/
try position:absolute for sidebar and middlePart
I have read a lot on google and here and I can't find a solution, I don't get it why do I get the scroll bar and I need to scroll down in order to see the footer, at this moment I don't have any content and it's not necesary to scroll down, as you can see here: [URL REMOVED], If I remove margin-top fro the logo than it works, but I need that margin-top there.Can you guys help me please to find a solution.
Best Regards.
You gave body a height of 100% and #wrap a min-height of 100%, so the footer is pushed outside of the viewwindow (which is what 100% height is). Try removing or lowering the value of min-height on #wrap and the footer will come up.
Edit:
If you're going to use the css from the page you linked, you can't add any vertical margin, padding or borders on anything. You are doing this on #logo and that's what's messing things up.
It seems you're doing this because you want the content to have a certain background, but you don't want this behind the logo. You can solve this by adding another div inside #wrap that wraps the content and give this the background. Leave the header white.
Summary:
Remove the margin-top on #logo.
Change the margin-bottom on #wrap to -54px.
Add a div for the content within #wrap for the background.
That should solve your problem.
in my website designing side i meet one problem , even now also i don't know how to rectify that problem. any one help me
<div style="overflow:auto;height:535px; width:656px;position:absolute;" id="abit" runat="server" >
contents...
</div>
in this code i got scroll bar. but i don't want that scrollbar, but i want that actions, how to do this?
advance thx...
Your question is a bit unclear. Perhaps you should try another value:
overflow:scroll - Scrollbar is always present.
overflow:hidden - Extra content is clipped with no scrollbar.
Or perhaps a few moments looking at the other overflow options would answer your question.
Try removing the css height property. The scrollbar might appear because the content is higher that what the div could handle.
1) The scrollbar is appearing because the content of the div is larger than the fixed height of the div.
To get rid of the scrollbar, you can
1)Increase size of div
or
2)set style="overflow:hidden"
or
3)Remove the clamp you're setting, in other words, get rid of style="height:**px"