Despite extensive searches on Google and various websites, I have been unable to find a suitable solution to my specific issue.
The problem arises on a page where there is a fixed header and a fixed navigation div positioned along the right side in the main content. As the page is scrolled to the bottom, the footer ends up covering the navigation div, as illustrated here:
http://codepen.io/anon/pen/gAjcr
(The exaggerated length of the links list clearly demonstrates the problem)
I have experimented with adjusting margins and padding using CSS but have not succeeded in resolving the issue. The only solution that comes to mind is utilizing JavaScript to calculate the page offset and footer height, and possibly making the navigation div absolutely positioned as the page nears the bottom - although this approach may seem excessive.
I am seeking a behavior where as the footer approaches, it would "push" the navigation div upwards instead of simply covering it.
Thank you for any assistance!