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  • #997941

    Hi,

    I built my own footer and selected it in the settings.
    The result is ok for the pages but not on the blog pages, articles or archives.
    There is a big white space after the footer (see the link)

    Can you tell me how to delete this space on the blog pages?

    Thanks by advance

    #998195

    Hey annesite,

    Please add the following code

    #after_section_2 { display: none; }

    And it should work.

    Best regards,
    Basilis

    #998495

    Hey Basilis,

    I don’t know if its the right procedure because the comments are closed
    I thought it was OK with the CSS you wrote but meanwhile I changed the color of my border “main content” (for the moment in green, just to view) and I removed the social icons (which were in my footer).
    Now, I have a big white band and some lines under the footer.
    How can I remove all this white space and these lines under the footer?
    This only appears in articles or the blog archive page.
    Thanks,
    Best regards

    Hey Basilis,

    Thanks a lot. It works.

    It did’nt work when I put it in CSS personalized (that I usually use) but it works in “quick CSS”.
    Is there a difference ? I see sometimes, some code only work in quick css. Why ?

    Best regards,

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by annesite.
    #998501

    Hi!

    Please make sure you do not have any errors in your custom CSS code. You can check out if there are any errors using – http://csslint.net/

    Cheers!
    Yigit

    #998512

    Hi Yigit,

    Thanks for the link. Unfortunately, I’m not enough comfortable with English nor with code.

    Here, in private, a link where I put all the CSS witch are in quick CSS and the answer of CSS Lint. If you can help…
    If not, can you just tell me what the difference between quick CSS and custom CSS ?

    Thanks a lot,
    Best regards

    #998709

    Hi,

    I checked the footer and the site looks good on my end. And from the screenshot, you posted there are no errors in your CSS.

    It is mostly a caching issue in your browser. Please perform the below steps to clear the browser cache:

    1. Disable “merging and compression” for CSS and JS files from Enfold > Performance.
    2. If a caching plugin is installed check the plugin settings and clear the cache and deactivate the plugins for testing purpose.
    3. Hard refresh by pressing Ctrl + Shift + F5 on your browser or press the F12 key to open chrome dev tools and right click on the refresh button and select “Empty Cache and Hard Reload”.

    Best regards,
    Vinay

    #999066

    Hi Vinay,

    I’m not sure to understand. Will this procedure change something between custom CSS and quick CSS?
    I mean that all the quick CSS will work if I put it in custom CSS ?

    I don’t have a caching pugin. You want that I desactivate all the plugins that are working ?
    I am on Firefox and mac.

    Best regards

    #999087

    Hi annesite,

    You can just put the code in Quick css, the field is there to make css changes easy.

    No, you don’t need to deactivate all the plugins.

    Is the original issue resolved?

    Best regards,
    Victoria

    #999347

    Hi Victoria,

    Yes, everything is OK. So there is no difference between Quick CSS and Custom CSS.
    Thanks a lot,
    Best regards

    #999380

    Hi annesite,

    Yes, they are basically the same.
    Glad to hear that it’s all good :)
    Feel free to comeback if you need further assistance.
    Thanks for using Enfold and have a great day!

    Best regards,
    Nikko

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