Issues With 'Sticky Footer'

[Tutu]

I'm working on a small web-portal for my licensing system/software extension, and getting straight to the point I'm relatively new to web designing. That being said, I'm having trouble using the generic 'sticky footer' method, though it doesn't make much sense to me.

 

The web portal can be found @ http://guard.neetgroup.net.

 

I'm creating the portal using HTML, JS, & mainly PHP for the back-end. As for my actual code/css, it would be too much to explain, and I was wondering if anyone could mess around with FF's element/style modifier and work anything out. I'm also open to any suggestions concerning my code/design style, as I've already stated I'm relatively new to web designing.

 

Thanks to anyone who tackles this in advance.

 

Also, as a heads up, the I plan to clean up the login form and what not as soon as the footer issue is resolved.

Edited March 4, 2014 by Tutu

[TJ.]

Hello Tutu,

I did some quick research and found that this seems to be the best solution: http://ryanfait.com/sticky-footer/

[Chance]

From my observation, it seems like the problem is that in the footer's CSS you're using 

position:absolute;

 Where you should be using 

position:relative;

Edited March 4, 2014 by TJKeeran
Code Cleanup

[Tutu]

 

From my observation, it seems like the problem is that in the footer's CSS you're using 

position:absolute;

 Where you should be using 

position:relative;

 

Thank you a bunch, you just saved me hours of frustration!

[Phun]

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