 in the "blog" div or the "article" div, the footer will simply overlap the article/blog text, which extends to the bottom of the page. I know this is a common problem, but I've already exhausted the tips
        discussed in previous posts, and none of them seemed to work. Also, I might add, that I normally don't have this problem with my coding. So this is a ditch effort to see if fresh eyes can find the problem. The coding below, is my latest attempt
        to make this work. Any help is greatly appreciated. It may be a small error, but I'm just not seeing it. If you can get it to work then good on you! Thanks in advance.</div>
      <div id="blog">I had a great footer, until I simplified my design by making "blog" div extend with the "article" div, rather than contain an inner-scrolling feature. Now, no matter what form of CSS I use, the footer will not stick to the bottom of my page. If
        you include a great deal of text, either in the "blog" div or the "article" div, the footer will simply overlap the article/blog text, which extends to the bottom of the page. I know this is a common problem, but I've already exhausted the tips
        discussed in previous posts, and none of them seemed to work. Also, I might add, that I normally don't have this problem with my coding. So this is a ditch effort to see if fresh eyes can find the problem. The coding below, is my latest attempt
        to make this work. Any help is greatly appreciated. It may be a small error, but I'm just not seeing it. If you can get it to work then good on you! Thanks in advance.I had a great footer, until I simplified my design by making "blog" div extend
        with the "article" div, rather than contain an inner-scrolling feature. Now, no matter what form of CSS I use, the footer will not stick to the bottom of my page. If you include a great deal of text, either in the "blog" div or the "article" div,
        the footer will simply overlap the article/blog text, which extends to the bottom of the page. I know this is a common problem, but I've already exhausted the tips discussed in previous posts, and none of them seemed to work
in the " blog " div or the " article " div, the footer will simply overlap the article / blog textbook, which unfold to the bottom of the page. I know this is a coarse trouble, but I've already exhausted the tips 
         discussed in former mail, and none of them seemed to work. Also, I might add, that I normally don't get this problem with my coding. So this is a ditch effort to see if fresh eye can find the problem. The coding under, is my latest attempt 
         to make this work. Any aid is greatly appreciated. It may be a small error, but I'm just not seeing it. If you can catch it to work then good on you! Thanks in advance.</div > 
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 in the "blog" div or the"article"div,the  fo ot er w illsimply overlap thearticle/blog text, whi ch ex te n ds t o  t he bo ttom of th e pag e.  I  kn ow th is is  acommonproblem, b utI' ve already e x ha usted thetip s
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      to mak e  this w ork. A nyhel p is gr ea tly  a p pre c ia ted .  It  may beasm all e rror , b u t I' m j ustnot s eeing it. Ifyou  can get  it t o wor k th en  good  on yo u! Th an ks in advance.< /div >
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     y oui nclud e a g re a td eal of text, either  i n the"blog " div or the"article"d i v , the fo oter wi l l simply overl ap th e article/ b log text , whi ch exten ds to the b ottom of  th e p age . I k no w this is a c o m monpr oblem,but  I've a lre ady  ex hau st ed the ti ps
     di sc uss ed in previous  p ost s,  an d non e  of th em se emed  t ow ork . Also, Im i ghtad d,  tha t I  n ormal ly d o n't  have t his probl emw ithmy  c oding.So this is adi tch effort  t o s ee iff r esh eyes  can find the problem.T he codi ngbelow , is  my lates t a ttempt 
     to mak e thi swor k .  Anyh e lp  is  g reatly app r e cia ted.It  may  be a s mall error, but I' m  ju st not seeing  it . If y ou  ca n  g e t i tt o w o r k then good onyou! Thank si nadvance.Ih adagreat f ooter,until I simpl ified mydesign by  m akin g "bl og" div ex tend
       wit h  the" ar ticle " d iv, ra th erthancontai n  an  inne r-scro ll ing fe ature .Now, nomatter what form of CSS  I use , the  fo oter will  no t  st ick to th e bo ttom of my  pa ge.  If y oui nclud e ag re atd eal o f te x t, either in  th e "b log" div or t h e " artic le" div,
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 in_the "blog"_div or the "article"_div, the_footer_will simply_overlap_the article/blog text,_which extends to_the bottom of the_page. I know_this_is a common problem, but I've already exhausted the tips
    __ _discussed_in_previous posts, and none of_them seemed to work. Also,_I might_add, that I normally don't have this problem_with_my coding. So_this is a ditch effort to see if fresh_eyes can find the problem. The_coding below, is_my_latest_attempt
   _    to make_this work. Any help is greatly_appreciated. It may be a small error,_but I'm just not seeing it._If you can get it_to work_then good on you! Thanks_in advance.</div>
 _ _  <div_id="blog">I had a great footer, until_I simplified my_design by making "blog" div extend_with_the "article" div,_rather_than_contain an_inner-scrolling feature. Now,_no_matter what_form_of CSS I use, the footer_will_not stick to the bottom of my_page. If
  __   _you include a great deal_of text, either in the "blog"_div or_the "article"_div, the footer will simply overlap the article/blog text, which extends_to the bottom of the page._I know this is_a common_problem,_but I've already_exhausted_the tips
_      _discussed in_previous posts, and none of them_seemed to work. Also,_I_might add, that I normally don't_have this problem with my coding._So this is a ditch_effort_to_see if fresh eyes can_find the problem. The coding below,_is my latest_attempt
      __to make this work. Any help_is_greatly appreciated. It may be a_small_error,_but I'm just not seeing_it. If you can get it_to work then good on you! Thanks in advance.I_had a great_footer, until I simplified my_design_by_making "blog" div extend
      _ with_the "article" div,_rather than contain an inner-scrolling feature. Now, no matter what_form of CSS I use, the footer_will not stick to the bottom of my page. If you_include a great deal of text, either in_the "blog" div or the "article" div,
_   __  the footer will simply overlap_the_article/blog_text,_which extends to_the bottom of_the page. I_know this_is a common_problem, but_I've already exhausted_the_tips discussed in previous posts, and none of them seemed to work