Setting margin on an element according to browser height and another element's height using JQuery?

You can do it with the following script, substituting content with your container and h1 with the heading element fixed at the bottom.

You can do it with the following script, substituting #content with your container and h1 with the heading element fixed at the bottom: This, however, only sets margin-top on page load, so it does not update the margin if the user resizes his browser window. This to the rescue (again replacing the elements, obviously).

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