How can I get a graphic to end at the very bottom of a page?

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For example, I have a graphic with a person and text. I want his feet to
appear at the very bottom of the page.
 
Insert the image into a table cell, and set the sell alignment to bottom.

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Be aware that there are some things that will prevent this scheme from
working, for example on a page with a valid and complete doctype, it will
fail....
 
So don't use a doctype on the page and it will work in all browsers. <vbg>

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Yep, but only on most browsers. I don't recall which, but I believe the Mac
(IE5?) has trouble with it.
 
Well, that means only two people in the world will have problems. ;-)
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| Yep, but only on most browsers. I don't recall which, but I believe the
Mac
| (IE5?) has trouble with it.
|
| --
| Murray
| ============
|
| | > So don't use a doctype on the page and it will work in all browsers.
<vbg>
| >
| > --
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| > Thomas A. Rowe (Microsoft MVP - FrontPage)
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| >
| > | >> Be aware that there are some things that will prevent this scheme from
| >> working, for example on a page with a valid and complete doctype, it
will
| >> fail....
| >>
| >> --
| >> Murray
| >> ============
| >>
| >> | >>> Insert the image into a table cell, and set the sell alignment to
| >>> bottom.
| >>>
| >>> --
| >>> ==============================================
| >>> Thomas A. Rowe (Microsoft MVP - FrontPage)
| >>> WebMaster Resources(tm)
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| >>> | >>>> For example, I have a graphic with a person and text. I want his feet
| >>>> to
| >>>> appear at the very bottom of the page.
| >>>
| >>>
| >>
| >>
| >
| >
|
|
 
I tried that and it doesn't help. If I resize the table, my page just gets
longer with it. I am using Front Page 2003
 
You just remove if from the page in Code view, it would be at the very top of the page.

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Can you provide a URL to this page?

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I am not sure I follow, but here is a example, and as you resize your browser, the man will always
be aligned to the bottom left table cell with the text in the right cell.

http://www.ecom-data.com/help/man.asp

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Yes. Look at Thomas' example page. That's how.

Note that he doesn't have a doctype on the page.
 
I don't have solution for what you are trying to do. Maybe Murray can think of something using CSS.

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