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Displaying Variable Data in a Page Header or Footer. Page headers and footers can contain static content, but they are more commonly used to display varying content like page numbers or information about the contents of a page. To display variable data that is different on each page, you must use an expression.
Your page’s content goes here, including header, nav, aside, everything –> That’s the only modification you have to do in the HTML, add that div with the “allButFooter” class.
How to add page numbers to a header or footer?
Go to Insert > Page Numbers. Select a position (left, center, or right, and header or footer). Select Include Page Count to show total number of pages too, such as page 7 of 9. To see your header or footer with page numbers, go to View > Reading View. For more info on page numbers, see Page numbering in Word. Windows 7 support has ended.
To fix without modifying the HTML, apply display: inline-block; to #content and #footer, remove positioning, and add padding-top: 121px; back onto #content: http://jsfiddle.net/a2jJC/2/ You could constrain the height of your div#content and use overflow: scroll to make the content scrollable.
The left-sidebar should have a fixed width but a dynamic height. For the content area, both height and width are dynamic. When user scale their browser, the scrolling bar should not appear (not set overflow:hidden; to hide it.). But it failed. EDIT: Content Area and Left-SideBar must fill the whole browser window….. I don’t need
Where to print header and footer in HTML?
If you’re willing to switch over to tables for your layout (not necessarily ideal), you can do it with the and elements. They’ll print at the top and bottom of every page:
Always on top. Fixed position, fixed width, relative to content width –> sidebar-right footer While using the browser’s main scrollbar is possible, it also causes the sidebars to scroll with the page.