I have a footer defined with the following CSS code and in a <div> tag of the proper id. :
Code:
#footer
{
color:#FFFFFF;
position:relative;
bottom: 1%;
left:20%;
right:20%;
}
Now the problem is that the content above sometimes goes longer than a page in length. At which point it hits said footer and they overlap. Anyway to help fix this? Example here: http://haylisten.com/comics/ It hits the picture.

I've recently been coding a website to use as my portfolio/resume when I graduate from university at the end of this year.

Its working perfectly across all the browsers except for a small but important mis-alignment ocurring in Firefox and Internet Explorer.

- I have a navigation div above a header div
- Both are aligned to the center of the page using margin:0 auto auto auto;
- However they are different widths ( navigation div:960px; header div:968px; )
- They are held in a container div

The problem is that a 2px gap ocurs between the divs (vertically).
However this only happens in Firefox and Internet Explorer. Safari and Google Chrome are fine.

I have attempted to fix the problem by placing float:left; in the div attributes. This gets rid of the gap, but makes the navigation div mis-align in all browsers.

Any help or knowledge on this would be greatly appreciated.

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EDIT: I've solved it, simply removed the float whilst checking that everything in my code has a purpose and found that the gap has dissappeared without affecting anything else.

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I have a website up that is an ecommerce site. The programmer I used to create the site was a great coder but not the best designer. I am now working with a web designer who is adding a fresh new design to the site but I'm not convinced of his coding abilities as there have been more than several mistakes (quite a lot actually) made that I have caught in my testing.

I am not skilled in coding whatsoever and unfortunately, I don't even have a basic understanding of it so please excuse the potential stupidity of the following query. My question is this.......If everything tests okay on the test site and all the functions are working properly, does that mean that the code is good and solid OR is there such a thing as coding in a way that it holds together only temporarily? I don't really understand the concept of why coding fails in the first place. Basically I'm wanting to know the answer to this question so that I can either relax when it's finally uploaded to my site (or not relax depending on the feedback I get here).

We're getting close to completion and I'm starting to freak about the upload. I'm petrified that there might be a potential of it messing up my site in any way :eek2:.

Thanks so much in advance.

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