Re: Footer doesn't foot

Alex Bell wrote:

Thanks, but I want the menu which goes in here in the 'real life' page
to be fixed; ie to be visible at all times even if the content div
contains so much that the viewer has to scroll down.

I find those kinds of menus most annoying. I don't think I am alone in
this judgment. There are two things all visitors know how to do: scroll
up and down, and use the Back button.

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Beauregard T. Shagnasty wrote:

Alex Bell wrote:

Thanks, but I want the menu which goes in here in the 'real life' page
to be fixed; ie to be visible at all times even if the content div
contains so much that the viewer has to scroll down.

I find those kinds of menus most annoying. I don't think I am alone in
this judgment. There are two things all visitors know how to do: scroll
up and down, and use the Back button.

Thanks, but I'm content to agree to differ.

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Regards, Alex

Alex Bell wrote:

Beauregard T. Shagnasty wrote:
Alex Bell wrote:

Thanks, but I want the menu which goes in here in the 'real life' page
to be fixed; ie to be visible at all times even if the content div
contains so much that the viewer has to scroll down.

I find those kinds of menus most annoying. I don't think I am alone in
this judgment. There are two things all visitors know how to do: scroll
up and down, and use the Back button.

Thanks, but I'm content to agree to differ.

Then, be prepared for this to break in IE6, which does not support
position: fixed. Perhaps not a big problem, but check it in IE6 as it's
number 2 or 3 in usage.

Jeff
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Jeff wrote:

Alex Bell wrote:
Beauregard T. Shagnasty wrote:
Alex Bell wrote:

Thanks, but I want the menu which goes in here in the 'real life' page
to be fixed; ie to be visible at all times even if the content div
contains so much that the viewer has to scroll down.

I find those kinds of menus most annoying. I don't think I am alone in
this judgment. There are two things all visitors know how to do: scroll
up and down, and use the Back button.

Thanks, but I'm content to agree to differ.

Then, be prepared for this to break in IE6, which does not support
position: fixed. Perhaps not a big problem, but check it in IE6 as it's
number 2 or 3 in usage.

Jeff

Thanks again, Jeff. I'm sure you'll find that in IE6 the only break is
that the menu just disappears up the screen as the visitor scrolls down.
The rest of the page appears as expected.

I'm pretty sure that MSIE users don't know any better, and so won't be
too upset.

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Regards, Alex