I have a couple of pages that seem to cause some conflicting results. I have a login page that should have a background of gray, and then my inner pages have a background of white. But the div with id="loginPage" doesn't stretch the entire height of the "container" div. Therefore the loginPage div is gray but the space leftover for the container div is still white. Now, the main container has a min-height because I have a couple pages with a large amount of content. When I set it to only height:100%, the footer isn't on the bottom of the page. But once I had set it to min-height it drops to the bottom of the page. Here is my css:\[code\]html, body { height: 100%;}#loginPage { width:100%; height:100%; float:left; background-color:#F7F7F9!important;} #container{ min-height:95%; position: relative; background:white;}.footerBg{ width:100%; padding-top:10px; margin:0; position:relative;}\[/code\]and html:\[code\]<div id="container"><div class="topHeader_login"><form method="post" action="/"><div id="loginPage"><div id="login_content"><div id="login"><div id="info"><div style="text-align:center; padding-top:15px; float:left;"> </div></div></div></form></div><div class="footerBg">\[/code\]