Originally posted by Dr Unne
I think I misunderstood the question. I don't know how to make it go by the entire scrolling area when setting a position, rather than just the viewable area of the window. Maybe you could set the position of the copyright div relative to the divs that are above it, instead of absolute to the window. Or make one huge div to contain the entire layout, and put some of them aligned to the top, and the copyright one aligned to the bottom. I don't think absolute positioning is going to work. But I'm no CSS expert unfortunately.
I can give that a try, I'll let you know how it turns out, seeing as that might take me most of the day. o_<
Originally posted by Master Vivi
Try replacing 'bottom: 0%' into 'top: 100%', it seems to make a difference in my IE.
Getting closer, but still no cigar I'm afraid. top: 100% made the bar go directly under the tool-bar, so it's further down than bottom, but still hovering alittle. (updated the file if you want to see).

My original idea was to have a table with one cell having a height of 100%, then the copyright table placed underneath that. The problem being that the 100% height cell will only seem to reach 100% if there's something inside the cell to make it reach that height (like, say, a transparent image that reachers the right amount of pixels). The problem being that every page would need a different sized transparent image depending on the size of the content, and if content was added a new transparent image would be needed and so on, which would obviously make a very inflexible layout.