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  • #1295903

    Hey team

    I would like a footer on my homepage that is different from the rest of the site. Is there a way I can do this? One option I thought was, can I have a column that is hidden on one page, but not others?

    Also, can have a widget that is displayed on one page but not the others?

    Thanks so much for your suggestions

    #1296079

    Hi KMC,

    We can use CSS to hide the footer for a specific page and then just use the Advanced Layout Builder to create a custom footer.
    Just give us the link to the page you want to hide the footer and we’ll give you some CSS code that should work.

    Best regards,
    Nikko

    #1297235

    Thank you Nikko

    I think the easiest is to present the custom footer on the homepage. Here is the current page we are using.

    Thanks

    #1297253

    Hi KMC DC,

    Thanks for giving us the link you can hide it using this pattern .page-id-xx #id where xx is the ID of the page and the id after # is the ID or Custom ID Attribute of the section or element, in the link you gave here’s an example code:

    .page-id-18488 #footer {
        display: none;
    }

    Hope you’ll find this helpful.

    Best regards,
    Nikko

    #1297822

    Thank you. Just curious. If I wanted to add a replacement element for that page only, what would I have to do?

    Cheers

    #1297835

    Hi KMC DC,

    You just need to do add the replacement element on that specific page, then use the code above and add to Quick CSS, then modify the page-id-number and the #ID and set it to display none.
    I hope this helps.

    Best regards,
    Nikko

    #1298697

    Nikko, I didn’t fully follow. The first bit of code hides the entire column when you use the section ID. So, how would I replace that column content?

    #1298973

    Hi KMC DC,

    The instruction I gave is basically applicable if the section you want to hide is not in the content of the page like the footer.
    But if it’s in the content then you just need to create two elements (one for desktop and one for mobile) then just use the Element Visibility in Advanced > Responsive to hide/show the element in certain devices.
    I hope it’s clear, if not please let us know.

    Best regards,
    Nikko

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