Absolute positioning and css sticky footer?

I typically just use the following to "stick" a div to the bottom of the page (or container).

I typically just use the following to "stick" a div to the bottom of the page (or container): . Footer {position:absolute;bottom:0;left:0;} Once you set position to absolute, it becomes independent of external divs and their position/dimensions.

If you are going to do this, don't forget to add a margin at the bottom, or else it will cover up the content! – OverZealous Aug 3 at 8:35 this doesn't work for me. As soon as I change .

Footer to absolute it disappears from the page all together. – Joe Aug 3 at 9:44 Can you post your code? I will post the correct code once I see what you are trying to do... – Joe Conlin Aug 4 at 18:23 Also, you might try to set z-index so that the footer is not ending up under another element.

– Joe Conlin Aug 4 at 18:24.

I recommend Ryan Fait's sticky footer, works very well! ryanfait.com/sticky-footer.

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