Hi everyone,
Props to whomever can help. Does anyone customized the footer of Discourse to include copyright text, links, etc.?
I am looking to do this for my site but honestly cannot figure out how to properly code the footer to where it looks and works good.
All help is appreciated, right now it feels like my Discourse site is “pantless”. 
Ours is just basic centered text so not much to help you with there. Do you have any kind of graphic mockup of what you’d like to achieve?
Just go to Admin, Customize, CSS/HTML, Bottom, and put your links in there 
Perhaps some fancy social media icons with text would work fine… I am checking http://codecanyon.net also in hopes of finding something potential to work with the site…
Thanks for your reply!
Cool. Once you figure out the HTML you need, adding it shouldn’t be too difficult using the steps @riking mentioned above.
Hi. I recently found the footers over at BootSnipp http://bootsnipp.com/tags/footer?page=1 and wanted to use one of these in my own Discourse forum. Bootsnipp separates HTML, CSS, Javascript - so it is easy to cut’n paste that code into the Customize sections of my Discourse.
I tried several but each one does not center on my Discourse. I thought there might be a conflict among generic tag names (like “row” or “container” - so I tried adding “footer-” to the front, but that did not help.)
There seem to be at least 2 issues:
Is there a setting I can change in my Discourse Settings area to allow these effects to happen in the footer? Should I be using certain tag names?
I hope to add links to websites related to my forum down there. I may also try adding a banner zone like I used to have in our pre-Discourse days.
Here are a few examples
If you want to center your footer, either use flex to do it yourself, or use the “container” class.
Jemand hat mir gerade mitgeteilt, dass es auf ihrer Discourse-Instanz so ist:
Hamburger-Menü > Admin > Einstellungen > …
Auf unserer Instanz (von Discourse gehostet) ist es nicht notwendig, zuerst zu Admin zu gehen.
Wow .. tolles Theme von SmartThings. Welches Theme nutzt du? Ich sehe, das ist ein benutzerdefinierter Header.
Die Open Energy Modelling Initiative verwendet in unserem Forum einen benutzerdefinierten Footer mit unseren Lizenzbedingungen und anklickbaren Links zu anderen Diensten:
Ich finde das sehr hilfreich und auch im rechtlichen Kontext nützlich.
Natürlich holen wir auch zum Zeitpunkt der Registrierung die Zustimmung zu diesen Lizenzbedingungen ein:
