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  HTML and CSS Sticky Footers

  Posted: December 19th, 2011, 6:00am MST

  The concept is far from being breaking news, I know, but the dynamic and evolving nature of the web quite often gives web designers new and demanding challenges. Today, not only is it of primary importance to create clean and solid web pages that neatly adhere to the standards, but it's necessary to spice them up with a few additional features that (hopefully) will keep users engaged and coming back for more. These requirements, though, are a doubled-edged sword that may end up hurting the functionality and accessibility of a website. In many cases, overloading a web page with a bunch of flash...