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yes stick footer!

i saw the code, its well complicated, i am completely new to this css

yes i asked this type of question , but here i am asking precisely and clearly

scenerio

  • have made a aspx site, have to included a line given by the client at the end of all the pages
  • i have not used any master, and donot want to as the spaces left within the content place holder at the last, make the page appear differently on various browsers, i.e there is un wanted space given between the gridview and the footer, and there are many pages to be created, i cannot check and remove the problem for each of them
  • the simple solution is to use something like a stick footer css, but i do not understand the reason for some elements used within the popular codes on various websites on the internet.

general page contents(contents each page will be having by default)

  • asp:panel, within which a menu (links to different pages is placed)
  • a white space gap, of say two lines
  • the gridview control, which is binded to table at run time.
  • the tables records can not be predicted, as they belong to a shared database, and are retrieved for read only purpose.
  • a asp:panel having the text which must appear at the bottom of the page, (keep in mind the records from the table will vary for every page, will vary for the same page in time)

help wanted

please suggest some simple and efficient cascading style sheet code which i can keep in a external .css file and link the "cssclass property" of the panel to it using "code behind"

please note

every single thing is done using c# code behind, the adding of controls etc, so i would like to achieve the above using code behind by giving the .ccsclass the name of the file

thank you answerers for the help