First problem ... IE and Mozilla are adding scrollbars for my footer ... I can't figure out why. Position is relative, and should sit at bottom: 0 ... yet, the scrollbar appears regardless.
Why is the background image not repeating all the way down ?? ... it only repeats down to the intial 100% of the browser (meaning, whatever height the browser size has when it's first opened) ... why doesn't it repeat the background like I told it to ?? It should repeat the background all the way to the bottom of the DIV ... is there any way to do this ?
Yes, I've been to pmob's site ... the lovely 2 column template is where I got most of this (modified to suit my needs).
So far, IE does pretty much what I tell the CSS to do .. and, Mozilla ignores much of it (ignores border styles, background colors, height, width, alignment, and now this ridiculous repeating background problem).
Sorry, I didn't mean scrollbars on the actual footer (if that's what you mean) ...
How do I explain this in the right words ... the footer is told to sit at the bottom of the screen - but it sits below it (creating scrollbars when there shouldn't be any).
position: relative;
bottom: 0px;
left: 0px;
I've tried bottom: -52px; (the height of the footer), but that obviously doesn't work.
Any ideas ?
The main thing driving me nuts - is the background not extending in FireFox.
ps. overflow: hidden doesn't work - because it hides extra content (if the text extends past the initial height of the browser)
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