@David: Leaves it right below the javascript nav.menu - but what I want to achieve is to get it down to the bottom of the fixed height left column.Originally Posted by daviddoran
The left column div has a fixed height of 370.
Will revert to the first option you mentioned if all else fails.
There is other ways to do this by including the left div inside the center div and float it left.
Add the image as you did to the left div before, but this time to the center div with position bottom, left.
This way the image will always be at the bottom left, no matter how much the center scrolls down.
It's a little more complicated, but if you know how stacking divs works, anything can be achieved.
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If you follow Davids instructions by changing:
#image positioning {
.classonyourimg {position: absolute; bottom: 0px;
}
to
.classonyourimg {position: absolute; bottom: 0px;}
after that all you have to do is add:
position: relative; to #leftcolumn
Last edited by SlitheryImp; 08-05-2007 at 05:56 AM.
Cheers Slithery. Seems to display alright on IE. With firefox, its rendered a bit further up the column than it should. Is that fixable?
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