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the width attribute in the following line (which appeared in the table of the previous code):<br />
&lt;td bgcolor=&quot;#FF0000&quot; width=&quot;359&quot; valign=&quot;BOTTOM&quot; height=&quot;74&quot;&gt;<br />
&nbsp;can be removed so that the line appears as:<br />
&lt;td bgcolor=&quot;#FF0000&quot; valign=&quot;BOTTOM&quot; height=&quot;74&quot;&gt;<br />
It doesn't make any difference, but is just cleaner coding.<br />

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the width attribute in the following line (which appeared in the table of the previous code):
<td bgcolor="#FF0000" width="359" valign="BOTTOM" height="74">
 can be removed so that the line appears as:
<td bgcolor="#FF0000" valign="BOTTOM" height="74">
It doesn't make any difference, but is just cleaner coding.


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same goes with &quot;height=&quot;74&quot;&quot;. &nbsp;Sorry about that, the editor I used to layout the table took a crap.<br />

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same goes with "height="74"".  Sorry about that, the editor I used to layout the table took a crap.


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Turns out that IE 3.02 (4.70.1300) doesn't display what I'm trying to do in CSS. :-(<br />

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Turns out that IE 3.02 (4.70.1300) doesn't display what I'm trying to do in CSS. :-(


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How can I get the bottom edge of text to sit flush on the bottom border of a single-cell table using CSS?<br />
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I need to create a 300x150 px red box with the word SAMPLE sitting FLUSH on the bottom of the box.
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How can I get the bottom edge of text to sit flush on the bottom border of a single-cell table using CSS?

I need to create a 300x150 px red box with the word SAMPLE sitting FLUSH on the bottom of the box.

Text placement using CSS

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