css question
 

here is what i'm trying to do:
I have a text signature I want to stick at the bottom a page, regardless of the page's height. always at the bottom as the last thing on the page.

something like: "All Right Reserved".

the thing is I want to use CSS only for this and not JavaScript.

I need something like: background-position: 100% 100%, but I know that only works for a background image (right?)

any way to do this?

Whats the question?

I bet you can't do it with css only

How do I make a certain layer/object I define via CSS to always be the last thing at the page, and at a position which it is always stuck to bottom of the page using CSS and without using JavaScript.

I've googled for it and didn't find much about it. only regarding background images.

by the way...you're sig..........effective - because I can't get it out of my head.

not sure about layers and their positions, gave up dhtml some time ago, usually if i want something to appear at the bottom of the page i make a table with height about of 95%.. put all the content in the table aligned as desired and the footer line goes right after table end.. so its stays always at the bottom

that's what i'm doing now :)
but there must be a way to do it in CSS that i don't know of and is a little less HTML messy

something like this:
[HTML]
.footer
{
position: absolute;
top: 95%;
}[/HTML]

so fucking simple
thanks man

the only problem with this is when you change the window's size

it also may overlap other text if page is scrollable
i'm used to tables :)