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In this lesson, we are gonna design a Footer that can always be positioned at the bottom of the page even if the content above it is too short. If the content above is taller than the viewport, the footer will rest at the bottom of the page but it will not become sticky or fixed. Hey everyone! Itamp;#39;s me Chogyal. If you are new here, please consider subscribing so that you will be notified as I release my new videos. We have here the amp;lt;!DOCTYPE htmlamp;gt;. Then we have amp;lt;htmlamp;gt; tag. Inside the amp;lt;htmlamp;gt; tag, we have amp;lt;headamp;gt; tag. Inside the amp;lt;headamp;gt; tag, create amp;lt;titleamp;gt; tag. Letamp;#39;s keep the title name as Footer Position. Just below the amp;lt;titleamp;gt; tag, create amp;lt;styleamp;gt; tag where we can write the CSS later. Next, create amp;lt;bodyamp;gt; tag. Inside the amp;lt;bodyamp;gt; tag, we have amp;lt;mainamp;gt; tag. Inside the amp;lt;mainamp;gt; tag, create amp;lt;h1amp;gt; tag. Insi