bit more clarification...
OOh wow.. great feedback!
on the table solution... using height attribute in a table isn't valid (we can use css to do it though with the table), but I don't want to use tables anyway.
On the other options:
I actually don't want the footer to be fixed at the bottom of the browser window with the text scrolling under. I actually want what relative gives you ONLY when there's not enough content the footer sits at the bottom of the browser window. The goal is to eliminate the nasty looking whitespace below the footer on all browsers. I don't know if there is a solution for it. using height: 100%; in divs' doesn't seem to work very well???? possibly I'm not applying it correctly?
this is good though, I'm going to read all the other articles (already did the w3c one (got it bookmarked lol)
This is great, ty
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