Bottom anchor line?

On its front page, the Guardian adds a line (in their case “-m ago”) to close a story where the excerpt does not fill the space. This is would be particularly useful in tablet views, where large white spaces not in desktop view appear.

See here: https://www.theguardian.com/uk

I’d like the option to add some text – maybe a read more button or article date – that would always anchor to the bottom of any white space under an article, in any viewport. Is this possible? Here’s my front page – the main problem is the top row in tablet view. Other rows don’t matter so much, being more responsive.

https://jazzjournal.co.uk

Thanks

Mark Gilbert

Thanks – I’m aware of that hiding technique but I think that would require a lot of maintenance.

What I need, I think, is a way to tie a line of text or a button to the bottom border line (or other type of line – could use a separator?) so that it always follows/sticks to the bottom line, no matter where it is.

Is there any element that enables a line to be created with text above it?

Thanks

Mark

Thanks – I will investigate.

Hi Bettina – I can’t make this work. Can you take a look at this Guardian page – https://www.theguardian.com/uk – and reduce your browser size through tablet viewports to see how the time line (for example, “5m ago”) always sticks to a bottom line no matter what viewport is used? Can Newspaper do this?

If your “border-bottom of each element/row/column (CSS tab) or the separator shortcode” can work, can you give me a graphic example?

Many thanks

Mark