Positioning sidebar and article below navbar with html and css

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with this html code:

    <header>

        <ul>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

        </ul>

    </header>



    <main>

        <nav>

            <ul>

                <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

            </ul>

        </nav>



        <article>

            <section>

                <ul>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                </ul>

            </section>



            <section>

                <ul>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                </ul>

            </section>



            <section>

                <ul>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                </ul>

            </section>



            <section>

                <ul>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                </ul>

            </section>



            <section>

                <ul>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                </ul>

            </section>

        </article>

    </main>



    <footer>

        <ul>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

        </ul>

    </footer>

I am trying write a css for acomplish this things:

one fixed navbar on top (already ok)

main area with a sidebar and an "article" area (need fix position and alignment of its parts)

the article area needs to be placed to the roght of the sidebar, but right now it's been displayed on the bottom of it.

footer has some strange banner been displayed below (only when mouse cursor is not hovering it) like it's showing here:

https://jsfiddle.net/klebermo/5axmocwp/1/

Anyone can give some hints of how to fix that?

asked Nov 9 at 17:24

Kleber Mota

2,4402157123

first suggestion: use class attribute in html and then use class name in css - html tag names in css is not good practice - if possible avoid it
– Kamil Kiełczewski
Nov 9 at 17:30

add a comment |

up vote
2
down vote

favorite

with this html code:

    <header>

        <ul>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

        </ul>

    </header>



    <main>

        <nav>

            <ul>

                <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

            </ul>

        </nav>



        <article>

            <section>

                <ul>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                </ul>

            </section>



            <section>

                <ul>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                </ul>

            </section>



            <section>

                <ul>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                </ul>

            </section>



            <section>

                <ul>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                </ul>

            </section>



            <section>

                <ul>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                </ul>

            </section>

        </article>

    </main>



    <footer>

        <ul>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

        </ul>

    </footer>

I am trying write a css for acomplish this things:

one fixed navbar on top (already ok)

main area with a sidebar and an "article" area (need fix position and alignment of its parts)

the article area needs to be placed to the roght of the sidebar, but right now it's been displayed on the bottom of it.

footer has some strange banner been displayed below (only when mouse cursor is not hovering it) like it's showing here:

https://jsfiddle.net/klebermo/5axmocwp/1/

Anyone can give some hints of how to fix that?

asked Nov 9 at 17:24

Kleber Mota

2,4402157123

first suggestion: use class attribute in html and then use class name in css - html tag names in css is not good practice - if possible avoid it
– Kamil Kiełczewski
Nov 9 at 17:30

add a comment |

up vote
2
down vote

favorite

with this html code:

    <header>

        <ul>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

        </ul>

    </header>



    <main>

        <nav>

            <ul>

                <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

            </ul>

        </nav>



        <article>

            <section>

                <ul>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                </ul>

            </section>



            <section>

                <ul>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                </ul>

            </section>



            <section>

                <ul>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                </ul>

            </section>



            <section>

                <ul>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                </ul>

            </section>



            <section>

                <ul>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                </ul>

            </section>

        </article>

    </main>



    <footer>

        <ul>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

        </ul>

    </footer>

I am trying write a css for acomplish this things:

one fixed navbar on top (already ok)

main area with a sidebar and an "article" area (need fix position and alignment of its parts)

the article area needs to be placed to the roght of the sidebar, but right now it's been displayed on the bottom of it.

footer has some strange banner been displayed below (only when mouse cursor is not hovering it) like it's showing here:

https://jsfiddle.net/klebermo/5axmocwp/1/

Anyone can give some hints of how to fix that?

asked Nov 9 at 17:24

Kleber Mota

2,4402157123

with this html code:

    <header>

        <ul>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

        </ul>

    </header>



    <main>

        <nav>

            <ul>

                <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

            </ul>

        </nav>



        <article>

            <section>

                <ul>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                </ul>

            </section>



            <section>

                <ul>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                </ul>

            </section>



            <section>

                <ul>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                </ul>

            </section>



            <section>

                <ul>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                </ul>

            </section>



            <section>

                <ul>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                    <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

                </ul>

            </section>

        </article>

    </main>



    <footer>

        <ul>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

            <li> <a href="#">...</a> </li>

        </ul>

    </footer>

I am trying write a css for acomplish this things:

one fixed navbar on top (already ok)

main area with a sidebar and an "article" area (need fix position and alignment of its parts)

the article area needs to be placed to the roght of the sidebar, but right now it's been displayed on the bottom of it.

footer has some strange banner been displayed below (only when mouse cursor is not hovering it) like it's showing here:

https://jsfiddle.net/klebermo/5axmocwp/1/

Anyone can give some hints of how to fix that?

html css position alignment sidebar

asked Nov 9 at 17:24

Kleber Mota

2,4402157123

asked Nov 9 at 17:24

Kleber Mota

2,4402157123

asked Nov 9 at 17:24

Kleber Mota

2,4402157123

asked Nov 9 at 17:24

Kleber Mota

2,4402157123

asked Nov 9 at 17:24

Kleber Mota

2,4402157123

first suggestion: use class attribute in html and then use class name in css - html tag names in css is not good practice - if possible avoid it
– Kamil Kiełczewski
Nov 9 at 17:30

add a comment |

first suggestion: use class attribute in html and then use class name in css - html tag names in css is not good practice - if possible avoid it
– Kamil Kiełczewski
Nov 9 at 17:30

first suggestion: use class attribute in html and then use class name in css - html tag names in css is not good practice - if possible avoid it
– Kamil Kiełczewski
Nov 9 at 17:30

add a comment |

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May be this is what you want? I only change this in css:

main {

  margin-top: 32px;



  /* below lines was added */

  display: flex;

  flex-direction: row-reverse;

  justify-content: flex-end;

}



footer {

  left: 0;

  bottom: 0;

  width: 100%;

  background-color: #333;

  color: white;

  text-align: center;



  /* below line was added */

  height: 50px;

}

Here is example. I use flexbox in this solution - great tutorial about this is HERE - however you can also use even better tool for layouts: GRID.

Suggestion: use class attribute in html and then use that class name in css - direct html tag names in css is not good practice - if possible avoid it

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May be this is what you want? I only change this in css:

main {

  margin-top: 32px;



  /* below lines was added */

  display: flex;

  flex-direction: row-reverse;

  justify-content: flex-end;

}



footer {

  left: 0;

  bottom: 0;

  width: 100%;

  background-color: #333;

  color: white;

  text-align: center;



  /* below line was added */

  height: 50px;

}

Here is example. I use flexbox in this solution - great tutorial about this is HERE - however you can also use even better tool for layouts: GRID.

Suggestion: use class attribute in html and then use that class name in css - direct html tag names in css is not good practice - if possible avoid it

edited Nov 9 at 17:50

answered Nov 9 at 17:37

Kamil Kiełczewski

8,32085587

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

accepted

May be this is what you want? I only change this in css:

main {

  margin-top: 32px;



  /* below lines was added */

  display: flex;

  flex-direction: row-reverse;

  justify-content: flex-end;

}



footer {

  left: 0;

  bottom: 0;

  width: 100%;

  background-color: #333;

  color: white;

  text-align: center;



  /* below line was added */

  height: 50px;

}

Here is example. I use flexbox in this solution - great tutorial about this is HERE - however you can also use even better tool for layouts: GRID.

Suggestion: use class attribute in html and then use that class name in css - direct html tag names in css is not good practice - if possible avoid it

edited Nov 9 at 17:50

answered Nov 9 at 17:37

Kamil Kiełczewski

8,32085587

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

accepted

May be this is what you want? I only change this in css:

main {

  margin-top: 32px;



  /* below lines was added */

  display: flex;

  flex-direction: row-reverse;

  justify-content: flex-end;

}



footer {

  left: 0;

  bottom: 0;

  width: 100%;

  background-color: #333;

  color: white;

  text-align: center;



  /* below line was added */

  height: 50px;

}

Here is example. I use flexbox in this solution - great tutorial about this is HERE - however you can also use even better tool for layouts: GRID.

Suggestion: use class attribute in html and then use that class name in css - direct html tag names in css is not good practice - if possible avoid it

edited Nov 9 at 17:50

answered Nov 9 at 17:37

Kamil Kiełczewski

8,32085587

May be this is what you want? I only change this in css:

main {

  margin-top: 32px;



  /* below lines was added */

  display: flex;

  flex-direction: row-reverse;

  justify-content: flex-end;

}



footer {

  left: 0;

  bottom: 0;

  width: 100%;

  background-color: #333;

  color: white;

  text-align: center;



  /* below line was added */

  height: 50px;

}

Here is example. I use flexbox in this solution - great tutorial about this is HERE - however you can also use even better tool for layouts: GRID.

Suggestion: use class attribute in html and then use that class name in css - direct html tag names in css is not good practice - if possible avoid it

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answered Nov 9 at 17:37

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