Soldato
sorted, just padded the text down in the end 
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text allign bottom right of div
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padding is cheating
<div id="FooterDiv" style="text-align:right;">
Inline styling is bad
Caporegime
Code:
div {
text-align: right;
vertical-align: bottom;
}that was my first try Dj_Jestar, wasn't working so there was something mucking up the code then 
That's why I had to ask as I had already tried that, never mind eh
That's why I had to ask as I had already tried that, never mind eh
Caporegime
is the text within a span or p inside the div? i.e. is it this
or this
?
The div may also need a height set.
Code:
<div><p>blah</p></div>
Code:
<div>blah</div>The div may also need a height set.
The div had a set height, a background image, a width
Then it was
<div><p>lalala</p></div>
With this css you wrote about, and that just put it to the right, not the bottom-right
Then it was
<div><p>lalala</p></div>
With this css you wrote about, and that just put it to the right, not the bottom-right
Soldato
div {position:relative;}
p {position: absolute; right: 0; bottom: 0}
p {position: absolute; right: 0; bottom: 0}
Caporegime
Not sure that would work? absolute inside a relative will float, won't it?
Soldato
wow, some some people are making this over complicated
Soldato
Positioning an element absolutely takes it out of the element stack/flow.
An absolutely positioned element will be positioned at the specified coordinates relative to its containing block.
You can define the containing block by giving a parent div a position of relative.
If you just want the paragraph to be in the bottom right of a div then use what I said above, and shown below :
An absolutely positioned element will be positioned at the specified coordinates relative to its containing block.
You can define the containing block by giving a parent div a position of relative.
If you just want the paragraph to be in the bottom right of a div then use what I said above, and shown below :