Add link sections. The ideal number of sections is six. One item per line in this order: Text, title
Text: what appears on in the footer
Title: the text that appears when the item is hovered.
Add links to link sections. One item per line in this order:
Parent, text, URL, target, title
It is a good idea to keep the number of links under each section similar
Parent: the name of the parent section which this link shows under. Use the text value from the list above
Text: the text that shows for this link
URL: the path this item links to. You can use relative paths as well.
Target: Choose whether this item will open in a new tab or in the same tab. Use blank to open the link in a new tab, or use self to open it in the same tab.
Title: the text that shows when the link is hovered.
You can add small links at the bottom of the footer like Terms of Service and Privacy. One item per line in this order:
Text, URL, target
Text: The text that shows for the small link
URL: The path of the link
Target: Use blank to open the link in a new tab and use self to open it in the same tab
Enter the social links youâd like to add to the footer in this format:
provider, title, URL, target
Provider: is the name of the provider like Facebook or Twitter
Title: The text that shows when the link is hovered
URL: The path youâd like the link to have
Target: Use blank to open the link in a new tab and use self to open it in the same tab
I left the placeholder items as defaults for the component so you can easily see what your settings should look like.
This component will use your themeâs color scheme to generate the colors used for the elements in it. but all elements have unique classes added to them in case you want to override something.
Since this component uses theme settings, it means that I can update it in the future to either fix or improve it and the data you enter would not be lost
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.
The #main-outlet selector is more specific than your .wrap selector - because itâs 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
}
}
Sure, remove all the extra columns that you donât need in the settings, and youâll get three columns.
I cannot reproduce this issue, but the error implies that your settings are incorrect. Can you double-check and make sure that youâve followed the instructions under each setting? If your problem persists, can you share a link to the site you see the issue on?
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.
Depending on what you want to do, you can simply try something like this:
in the Easy responsive footer theme settings delete the text inside the Blurb setting. If you want you can delete even the text inside the Heading setting.
create a new theme component and add in the Common > CSS tab
.blurb::before {
background-image: url(LOGO-URL);
background-repeat: no-repeat;
display: inline-block;
content: "";
/*change the settings below based on the size of your logo*/
background-size: 200px 200px;
width: 200px;
height: 200px;
}
Thank you for the awesome footer! I have been having issue showing the Tiktok logo from Font Awesome. I have tried adding fab-tiktok, fa-tiktok, fas-tiktok, tiktok to the svg icons setting, but none of them renders the tiktok logo.
FYI BUG >>> If I add the following ⌠âCommunity, Tags List, /tags, self, List of all Tagsâ ⌠a horizontal rule is displayed on the frontend. If I remove the [space] between âTags Listâ and change it to âTagsListâ the HR goes away.
Make sure to open it on a phone (or use the debug option in your browser, in Firefox you can trigger the bug by using the Galaxy Note 20 Linux profile).
