Anchoring a user control at the bottom of ASP.NET 4.0 content

[Clifford Robins]

I'm using the ASP.NET 4.0 ASP.NET application. It comes wired up for menu, login, roles, etc. This question is about placing a user control (which just contains a label with Copyright info, always at the bottom of the page. It found the Site.css entry to make the border it puts around the content always the same size - so it's consistent on every page, but I've not found how to make the user control stick to the bottom of the page. Right now I use the "footer" class which auto centers the content in the user control, but nothing to make it appear at the bottom of the page, without putting a bunch of <br> tags (a different number of them for each page, to keep the user control at the bottom. I've currently putting the user control inside <div class="footer"> which picks up the centering from the Site.css.

Any suggestions would be welcome.

[Frinavale]

In the CSS "footer" class, set the position to "absolute" and then set the bottom attribute to 0.

For example:

.footer{
  position:absolute;
  bottom:0;
}

-Frinny