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How do i edit the content that goes in the footer? I can’t seem to find that option.
I can add widget, but i can’t really edit those.Also, on pages with little to no content, the footer and socket becomes huge, is there a way to lock them to a defined size on every page?
I added the enfold facebook likebox, but the border and content is the same color as the footer, how do i change that?
My website
http://elwatchtest.info/Thanks
Hey!
Try adding this code to the Quick CSS:
.av_facebook_widget_wrap { background: white; }What content do you want to change in the footer exactly?
Cheers!
JosueI wanted to add some text in the left side of the footer, i didn’t find a menu for this, so i used a text widget in “Footer column1”
I want to be able to style this text in different colors and fonts. I know i can change the color in “general styling”, but if i wanted to change the color of just a word, not the whole thing. How would i go about doing this?And also if i just wanted a <br /> instead of a paragraph, how would i do this?
Also, is there a way to lock the socket to a defined size on every page? The socket becomes big on sites with little to no content.
At least in my experience, in version 2.5.2 this custom css code USED to work to “lock” a socket in place, at the bottom of ANY page regardless of browser/window size, no matter how much or how little page content was present, etc. It was great.
#socket { font-size: 15px !important; position: fixed; bottom: 0px; width: 100%; overflow: hidden; }
#socket .container { padding: 4px 0 6px 0; }
html { background: #ffffff; }NOW under 2.7.1, in my system with that same custom CSS, I only “see” the socket if there is a right-side scrollbar present. On pages with no scroll-bar, no socket shows any more under 2.7.1 (although it stil seems to be there, but just not “visible”). (I posted here: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/2-7-1-update-changed-custom-css-socket-behavior/)
If you want to try the above code in Version 2.7.1 and see if you get the same behavior in your system, and post back here, that would be very helpful. That code used to work great to give a “fixed socket” in 2.5.2, but it stopped working correctly in 2.7.1!
Hey!
You can add any widgets you’d like to the footer widget areas to customize them. The only styling that is possible is with regular html inside a text widget (as with all WordPress themes using widget areas).
For a fixed socket container you would typically need to use a sticky footer script or as the user above mentioned custom css. That isn’t however something we can assist in customizing.
Regards,
DevinHey Devin,
#socket { font-size: 15px !important; position: fixed; bottom: 0px; width: 100%; overflow: hidden; }
#socket .container { padding: 4px 0 6px 0; }
html { background: #ffffff; }For me, the above css code DOES (or DID) create a fixed socket container in 2.5.2. What is confusing and unfortunate is why it STOPPED working the same way in 2.7.1 (more details in the post linked above). It may be some change related to how fixed positioning or transparency is newly handled in 2.7.1? Were there changes maded in those areas in 2.7.1?
Now in 2.7.1, with that code, the “fixed socket” only shows IF a scrollbar is present. In 2.5.2 the “fixed socket” showed with or w/o scrollbar present.
Since it WAS working great to give a “fixed socket” in 2.5.2, I’m hoping the Kriesi team might have some insight into why it STOPPED working the same in 2.7.1, and how to fix it? I’d love to get it back to how it was working, because it was a really key feature I need for my site! Any ideas how to get it working again in 2.7.1?
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