Given the following HTML:
Just because this hasn't been mentioned at all, what usually works well in situations like yours:
Placing the copyright-div after the container-div
You would only have to format the copyright-div in a similar way to the other container (same overall width, centering, etc.), and all is fine.
CSS:
#container, #copyright {
width: 1000px;
margin:0 auto;
}
HTML:
Copyright Foo web designs
The only time this might not be ideal is when your container-div is declared with height:100%
, and the user would need to scroll down to see the copyright. But even still you could work around (e.g. margin-top:-20px
- when the height of your copyright element is 20px).
Aside: I know the OP asked for a solution that "... sticks to the bottom of the 'container' div ...", and not something under it, but come on, people are looking for good solutions here, and this is one!