let me say it that way:
The constructional-way I do is always the same (Full Box-Model) and I’m not sure if you need but I recommend.
Inline means to try the following (just as a test):
Go into your FW Preferences, Layout, and set the automatic undefined hight to “ask”.
Create a quick blank page. Doubleclick into that page (so textcursor flashing) and choose Insert → HTML-item from the FW-menu.
Set its width in the inspector to 100%.
Inclick this item1 For a simple test do the following:
Go into your FW Preferences, Layout, and set the automatic undefined hight to “ask”.
Create a quick blank page. Inclick that page (textcursor flashing) and choose Item → HTML and without clicking elsewhere repeat this two times. Then click somewhere in the white space outside your page. There should be a message appearing that says if you want to set the height of item1 to be undefined, click OK.
You should now have three boxes and above the other in your item1.
Choose the upper box (item2), set them 100% and clear to both (inspector). Repeat this for item3 and item4.
Lets color item2 and item4 to let them play header and footer.
Inclick item3 and choose insert HTML-Item once again. Set this to page width and choose margin, adjust (???) and click the center-horizontal ticker.
This by the way centers the div if your page alignment is set to none. You should do the same for our header and footer.
If you now insert some text (lorem) into the middle item, it should push your footer-div downwards with the growing content and should finally do it by unexpected height. The way I find my prositions?
All a question of the divs in the div.
One example (don’t take it too serious, I’m not sure if it comes to publish one day) is the following:
http://www.kimmich-dm.de/prototype/index.html
Full box model
Cheers
Thomas
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