I dont think this is necessarily a good thing. I often have grungy content that I like to overhang the boundaries of the sized container div. What is the case for adding in the hidden style?
There is a case that because of the overflow hidden is missing on the #page div, you can't get the footer flush with the browser (ie there is a gap at the bottom)
However, I'm realizing that it's not necessary, as it's really easy to do add manually, so I'll close it.
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sherakama commentedI dont think this is necessarily a good thing. I often have grungy content that I like to overhang the boundaries of the sized container div. What is the case for adding in the hidden style?
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rhache commentedThere is a case that because of the overflow hidden is missing on the #page div, you can't get the footer flush with the browser (ie there is a gap at the bottom)
However, I'm realizing that it's not necessary, as it's really easy to do add manually, so I'll close it.
Rene