LensFlairCoordinator on "[Theme: Spun] Images in footer with fade effect"
Hi there, Here's my second little question regarding the beautiful Spun; is it possible to place images in the footer that retain the fade effect? I've had a play and managed to get images in the...
View Articleexelor on "Footer is messed up"
I don't know why this happened, I created this website 1 year ago for a client and now it's all messed up. The footer "leaked" to the other places on the website and I'm completely lost on how to fix...
View Articleexelor on "Footer is messed up"
Nevermind, the person that takes care of the post messed up writing it and added a div that wasn't supposed to be there!
View Articledragonbonetattoo on "[Theme: Landscape] Can't add widgets to footer"
I cannot see the footer in the widget area of the landscape theme. I need to add widgets to it. I see the footer.php file, and it is calling it correctly ( I see the "proudly powered by wordpress" when...
View Articledragonbonetattoo on "[Theme: Landscape] Can't add widgets to footer"
I apologize for any duplicate posts. The URL for the site is soulriverfilm.com Thanks!
View ArticleWPyogi on "[Theme: Landscape] Can't add widgets to footer"
If the theme doesn't have widgets in the footer, you can add them : http://codex.wordpress.org/Widgetizing_Themes Any changes like that should be done in a Child Theme - see:...
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I am using a child theme to prevent fatal errors. :) I copied the functions.php and stuck it in the child folder, but now i'm getting the following error when I try to access it in the WYSIWYG editor:...
View ArticleWPyogi on "[Theme: Landscape] Can't add widgets to footer"
http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes#Using_functions.php
View Articledragonbonetattoo on "[Theme: Landscape] Can't add widgets to footer"
I cleared all the other functions from the functions.php in the child theme and added the following code to it: <?php if ( function_exists('register_sidebar') ) register_sidebars(5,array(...
View ArticleDima on "Footer overlapping content"
I have googled this problem but none of the suggestions seem to work. This is what I am trying to do. Our website was designed by someone a little while ago in HTML and it's annoying when you want to...
View ArticleAndrew Nevins on "Footer overlapping content"
Forcing the webpage in a particular layout using position absolute and huge position/margin values is always going to be a bad idea. I recommend using CSS forums such as http://csscreator.com/forum for...
View ArticleDima on "Footer overlapping content"
Well it's only the front page that is "complex", every other page is very straight forward :)
View ArticleWPyogi on "Footer overlapping content"
What theme are you using? Where did it come from?
View ArticleDima on "Footer overlapping content"
This is what I've used. http://wp.smashingmagazine.com/2013/05/15/migrate-existing-website-to-wordpress/
View ArticleWPyogi on "Footer overlapping content"
I gotta agree with Andrew that all that absolute positioning CSS is likely to be problematic :/ . Personally, I'd scrap that approach, but that's beyond these forums, sorry. See if the CSS forum people...
View Articleesmi on "Footer overlapping content"
absolute positioning CSS is likely to be problematic Add to which, it's exactly the wrong approach to take given the current range of media devices and screens.
View ArticleWPyogi on "Footer overlapping content"
You could try it and see, but the point is that most people want their websites (not just WP) to be "responsive" - to work on various sized devices. But that requires different CSS entirely from a...
View Articlealchymyth on "Footer overlapping content"
this is primarily a fundamental formatting problem, support for which is not provided by this WordPress forum. please see if a CSS forum can help you; for instance http://csscreator.com/forum
View Articleesmi on "Footer overlapping content"
Relative positioning is just as problematic. Ideally you should be looking at setting widths etc in percentages.
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