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The site listed below works fine in all browsers except IE 7, where the footer moves up against the breadcrumb region, underneath the main content, instead of sitting at the bottom of the page.

Ive tried all the IE tricks I can think of, but I cant move it.

Does anyone know how to fix this?

piarn.org.au

A: 

Try inserting just before you are closing your main container with your content - The css for

.reset{  clear: both; display: block; font-size: 1px; height: 1px; line-height: 1px;  margin: 0 0 -1px 0; }
Nicky
Inserting a div ofcourse :) <div class="reset"></div>
Nicky
If you're going to go for a clearfix `div`, I'd say that `clear:both` would suffice. Going the whole hog with `font-size` `height` and `margin` etc. and Google will think that you have something to hide ;)
Yi Jiang
True, but i've just experienced that sometimes clear:both isnøt enough :S
Nicky
This solution didnt work, unfortunately.
xtfer
A: 

Try adding overflow:hidden on your main wrapper div. This creates a self-clearing div, which may help. Also, it seems that your .clearfix class doesn't have any CSS rules affecting it, could you have a typo in your selector? One more thing you may want to try is removing position: relative from your main wrapper- it didn't seem to cause any problems when I removed it.

These are all just suggestions, since I am currently on a Mac and can't view your site in IE.

Josiah Sprague
overflow:hidden fixed it. awesome, thanks.
xtfer