possible to align a table to bottom of browser window?

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I was wondering if anyone knows of a way to have a table always hug the bottom of a browser window (without using framesets).

Valign (as a table attribute) sets the vertical alignment of the contents of that table, not the table itself...

Thank you much,
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[scroots]

you could place it in a static div which is postioned using javascript continously.
if this is a possiblity visit javascriptkit.com and look for a static combox box.
scroots

[meow]

The content of a table can be another table... :D

[mouse]

<div style="position: absolute; bottom: 0px">

<table>
...
</table>

</div>Bit like that I suspect. :eek:

[cg9com]

:(
IE6(at least) will leave one pixel of space under anything bottom positioned.
http://www.codingforums.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=14272

[mouse]

bottom: -1px ?

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Thank you all for your responses. It's not the exact effect that I was looking for. [should've been more descriptive]. The table table I am talking about is a footer, and I want it always at the bottom *if* user has scrolled down to the bottom in a page with lots of content, or *at the bottom of browser window if short amount of content.

I'm guessing it's not possible to do both of these (easily), so I am going to have to forgo this approach.

Thanks again!
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[Borgtex]

as meow suggested, put the table inside a cell of another table of height=100%

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aaah grasshopper, <table height="100%"> is the key....

I usually leave off that attribute, b/c doesn't usually work well.

I'm actually leaving the footer as it's own table below, and having the body content table=100% seems to be working well.

Thanks a bunch!
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[cg9com]

Originally posted by mouse
bottom: -1px ?
mouse! :D :D :D :D
that works, but it still doesnt solve the problem that IE is not supposed to have a gap in the first place! :(