Thanks for the notice, we will fix it as soon as possible.
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This is done.
@gormus, please update the Easy Footer theme component on your site and the warning will disappear.
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Hello - did you find out how to do this. We added our logo but now what the blurb to be next to this in a second column similar to what you have shown here
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I really need to add some basic HTML to the footer - any way to do this?
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do you mean more content to this theme component footer? or do you just want to add some basic html to your forum’s footer without using this component?
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i wanted to add a logo with a link into this easy footer where the blurb currently is, i didnt realise i couldnt use HTML and there’s a character limit.
I can see how to add a DIV to the site footer normally, but if I do that it appears above the easy footer which is not ideal.
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I made my own footer and added it using the theme editor
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It would be great if this component supported dark and light themes. Now it is suitable for a dark themes.
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it should be usable for both and also adaptable with CSS:
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Yes, it can be used. But there is no dark/light theme switch
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Yes, it didn’t work with a custom theme. But when switching to the default theme, the dark theme has a light footer, and the light theme has a dark footer. What can be seen in your images. Or is it wrong?
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not sure what you mean but worked on my custom theme. your custom theme must have some color code or variable overriding.
custom theme dark:
custom theme light:
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oh you mean they’re reversed? i see. hmm 
i believe that is intended. but can certainly be changed with a bit of custom css.
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Yes, by default, the dark theme should have light letters. It’s the opposite here
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try this in common css of theme.
.custom-footer {
background: var(--secondary);
}
.custom-footer .flexbox {
color: var(--primary);
}
.custom-footer .first-box .blurb {
color: var(--primary-high);
}
.custom-footer .footer-section-link-wrapper a {
color: var(--primary-high);
}
.custom-footer .third-box .social .social-link .d-icon {
color: var(--primary);
}
.custom-footer .third-box .small-link {
color: var(--primary-high);
}
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Everything is working correctly now. The only thing is that in a light theme it is necessary to leave the gray background of the footer to separate the footer from the content. Now there are no such borders
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could use var(--secondary-high) or var(--primary-low) here instead
can use the https://[your forum address]/styleguide/atoms/colors in the theme for more info on which variables to use (if you have the styleguide enabled in admin settings).
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