Make a div anchor to bottom left of a td without destroying responsiveness

HTML-CSS
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I need to anchor a <div> to the bottom left corner of a table cell in a table that is in a responsive web page. Something like float: left; and float: bottom; together.

The cell has other <div> and <p> content programmatically determined and varying in height. The table HTML is in a code block on a Squarespace-built, responsive website. On page load, I programmatically insert content into the <div> and <p> elements in the <td>.

The only solution I’ve come up with so far to anchoring one of the <div>s to the bottom left <td> corner is to put position: relative; on the <td> and then

position: absolute;
left: 0;
bottom: 0;

on the <div>.

But that breaks responsiveness. It gives me intolerable horizontal overflow scrolling on the <body> element.

So, I need either another way to anchor the <div> that won’t break responsiveness or a way to restore responsiveness if I use the current method

This is tagged HTML/CSS, but I’m wondering whether there is a jQuery solution.

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Can you post a link to the page, it is a little hard to help otherwise. You may need to “break” the link for the forum to let you post it, or you can wrap it inside a code tag using the button (</>).

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A member at StackOverflow posted the answer for me. Part of it is specific to Squarespace, the platform on which the website is built. I regret that I didn’t do much of a good job devising this question. I did better at StackOverflow.

Thank you so much for your interest and willingness to help.