One to ponder about for the weekend. When I first started working with CSS, I was one of the types that had the all or nothing approach. It was an incredibly frustrating experience trying to design a site and make it work as it was intended using CSS instead of tables. Why, tables were easy and you knew exactly how it was going to behave. CSS, not so easy and you would pull your hair out just trying to fix the layout for the various browsers out there. Over time I eventually embraced a mixed use of CSS and tables (as little as possible, but still there). Just now I came across this great tutorial, pulled out of a book by Dan Cederholm. This PDF is chapter 8 of the book, Fluid layouts. I scanned through it quickly as I still have a lot of work to get to, but I don't think I saw anything regarding the footer problem I've dealt with in the past… anyone know of an easy fool proof way of creating a footer?

I had a footer going, but when you scroll down, the footer gets stuck and doesn't stick to the bottom of the browser. Same thing if you resize it. The only way it would become unstuck in the original position is if you resized the browser or scroll and then refresh. Eventually, without getting much help, I decided to do without the footer.