There is a css style element called vertical-align, so you would have a css file:
Code:
#show_bottom
{
vertical-align: bottom;
(all the other stuff you need)
}
And use that as id for your div element in html:
Code:
<div id="show_bottom">
your content
</div>
You could set it up as class and thus use it for different elements:
Code:
.show_bottom
{
vertical-align: bottom;
}
//in html:
<div id="bla" class="show_bottom">
your content
</div>
That should work.
@broozar:
position: absolute defines the position absolute on the screen.
position: relativ defines the position relativ to its parent element or previous element afaik (could be wrong here though)
edit:
Sorry broozar, of course you are right.
@ello for more details about that position stuff and all other html/css related questions take a look at this:
http://de.selfhtml.org/navigation/suche/index.htm?Suchanfrage=position%3A+relativ
(honestly I don't know...but I would try it like this)
