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Laza

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Registered: 6-Sep-2005

Re: CSS for the footer
Posted: 27 Apr 21, 15:45

in response to: hspagnolo

Doesn't this work?

.footer .row .columns { justify-content: flex-end; }

JeffTucker

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Registered: 31-Jan-2006

Re: CSS for the footer
Posted: 27 Apr 21, 15:56

in response to: Laza

Oh, I have to apologize! The custom CSS I provided works in Chrome and Firefox, but not Safari!

Using flex-end instead of right does seem to behave properly.

ETA: This is very surprising, because Safari is using the same rendering engine as Chrome. There really shouldn't be any difference between them.

Laza

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Re: CSS for the footer
Posted: 27 Apr 21, 16:16

in response to: JeffTucker

I believe "right" is not the proper word here, because in column direction the same "flex-end" alignment means "bottom".

JeffTucker

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Re: CSS for the footer
Posted: 27 Apr 21, 16:19

in response to: Laza

Yes, it appears that the choices you want are flex-start, center, or flex-end. Strange that right or left work in any browser, but they do!

ETA: I'm still waiting for float: center to show up in CSS. Given the number of coders who have tried to use it, I think it's high time the CSS gnomes gave it to us.

hspagnolo

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Registered: 23-Mar-2016

Re: CSS for the footer
Posted: 27 Apr 21, 16:26

in response to: Laza

Hi Laza,

Thanks, this works great.

Regards
Henri

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