How do I get my footer to sit at the bottom of the page?

How do I get my footer to sit at the bottom of the page?

To make a footer fixed at the bottom of the webpage, you could use position: fixed. < div id = “footer” >This is a footer. This stays at the bottom of the page.

Why is my footer at the top?

Margin and padding coding can interfere with the footer position. When the footer margins are too narrow or the padding is too wide, the footer position shifts and can move to the middle of the Web page. Now the footer margins and padding are determined by the “#body” and “#container” tags at the top of the Web page.

How do I fix a footer at the bottom of the page in Word?

How to Push the Footer Lower on the Page

  1. Open your word processor and the document containing the footer you wish to move.
  2. Click “File,” “Page Setup” and then the “Margins” tab.
  3. Reduce to the number next to “Bottom” to push the footer lower on the page.

How do you center a footer?

Keeping Centered Headers and Footers Centered

  1. Open the header or footer area, depending on which one you want to change.
  2. Type the text you want left-aligned in the header or footer.
  3. Display the Design tab of the ribbon.
  4. In the Position group, click the Insert Alignment Tab tool.
  5. Click the Center radio button.

Why does the footer not stay on the bottom?

If you have a dynamic page when it has enough content the fixed-bottom doesn’t work. The footer stay there on top of the content. Bartlomiej Malanowski has the solution link.

Where is the HTML footer on the page?

Right now it is at the top of the page, right under the header which it isn’t supposed to. I have now changed the code to look like this. But it still wont work, even though I make alot of text on top, to try and make it move.

Can you use absolute position on a footer?

You could use absolute position on the footer with some tricks as follows. 1: Why do you have it floated? float: left can be easily removed if it doesn’t have any purpose. Floating could also cause problems with positioning, and be the reason that it doesn’t work.