Easy Responsive Footer

[Johani (Joe)]

I pushed some fixes.

Key changes:

• the component now uses CSS variables, so it’s dark-mode compatible

• some fixes to media queries to fix the bug @mbauman reported

• added a setting that allows you to control whether or not the footer is displayed on login-required pages

  

Easy Footer v2.3 (#7)

@rolando

i have made my .wrap wider (1200px) with media queries so that after a certain resolution it makes the forum wider. if i enable the responsive footer it makes the .wrap narrower (1100px) but only the “board part” and not the .d-header .wrap nor the .footer which stay at (1200px). as soon as i disable the responsive footer everything looks wider (1200px) as intended.

The cause here is CSS specificity. Your CSS targets .wrap, and it works, but this component also has some CSS that targets #main-outlet and adds some properties to it to keep the footer at the bottom even on short pages.

Discourse-easy-footer/common/common.scss at main · discourse/Discourse-easy-footer · GitHub

The #main-outlet selector is more specific than your .wrap selector - because it’s id-based, so it overrides your styles.

You can fix this by adding this CSS

#main {
  #main-outlet {
    width: 1200px; // or whatever width you want to use
  }
}

@Edward_Legaspi

Hi. Is there a way to limit the number of footer columns to 3?

Sure, remove all the extra columns that you don’t need in the settings, and you’ll get three columns.

@PoojaPatel

After update getting error in chrome console that as below.

I cannot reproduce this issue, but the error implies that your settings are incorrect. Can you double-check and make sure that you’ve followed the instructions under each setting? If your problem persists, can you share a link to the site you see the issue on?

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I did a bit of cleaning up and deleted the replies for bugs that will be fixed once you update the component. If your issue persists, feel free to post about it again.