CSS - Placement of a div in the lower left-hand corner?

The attributes... position: fixed; left: 0; bottom: 0; ...should do the job in every browser except IE. If supporting IE users is important for your site, you need to add some ugly Javascript. If you change it to "position: absolute", it works also in IE9.

To keep the users scroll position you may need to use javascript for this.

Fixed positioning gets the job done outside of IE. What are you using this fixed div for?

This works Just fine in IE7 and FF. It puts the div in the bottom left hand corner and stays there as you scroll. If this isn't the solution can you please elaborate?.

Bottom { position:fixed; bottom:0%; left:0% }.

I think you could use the same code as the footer, but change the width of the div to fixed or not 100%. I'm not sure what you mean by the users scroll-position. So essentially, you will do: #lowerleft { position:fixed; bottom:0; left:0; width:; height:; } reference for fixed footer is here.

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