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I turn OFF: copyright message in your footer, and spacing of your theme element

  • Hello,

    I turn OFF:
    – Spacing: copyright message in your footer
    – Copyright: spacing of your theme element

    On pages there are still showing SPACING and Copyright at the bottom. And I turn them both OFF.

    IMAGES:
    Image1
    Image2

    https://postimg.cc/pphChDmY
    https://postimg.cc/hf1FwW0X

  • Can we see a URL please? It would help with troubleshooting!

  • I posted website.

  • Hi again.

    The spacing module that you have deactivated is not responsible for that spacing that you show in your screenshot, it’s more for the overall spacing if your theme elements.

    The footer is being added by a Site Footer element which can be found in Appearance -> Elements. You should find an element responsible for the footer, you could delete that, or edit that to be your footer, copy the content from your current element that you want as a footer and paste it in there.

    The Site Footer element is using the correct hook (or location) for the footer. The other one you have added is being added at the bottom of the main content page and is not correct semantically.

    Let me know if it’s clear.

  • I think this is incorrect.

    If I want site footer at the bottom you can activate or deactivate at Moduls:
    Appearance > GeneratePress > Moduls > Copyright Set a custom copyright message in your footer.

    Now is deactivated and Footer is still there?

    The same goes with Spacing bettween elements. Now is deactivated and Spacing still showing between elements:
    Appearance > GeneratePress > Moduls > Spacing Set the padding and overall spacing of your theme elements.

  • Could you please provide site credentials so we could have a look for you? Please use the private section of your reply to post them. You can also install the Temporary Login Without Password plugin and send us a login link without using a password. Again, please, use the private area of your reply to send those details.

  • Please, George, have a look inside.

  • Hi David. Even though you have the module deactivated, it still needs some extra code for it to be completely gone.

    You have two options.

    1. Right now, you have the Tipi:Footer / EN set as a Post Navigation element type. If you set that element type as Site Footer, it will replace the current default footer.

    2. If you still want to leave it the element as is, you would need to enter the following PHP code as described at the bottom of this article in the Removing the entire footer bar section.

  • Big thanks. Your support are awesome :). This is great.

  • Great, you are welcome, David!

  • One more thing, George. Somehow in Additional CCS is now empty (css data was lost). I don’t know how. I didn’t do anything.

    Could you please post here what was in “Additional CSS” (css data) for template: Clinic Built by George Mitropapas.

    Here:
    Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS > Customizing CCS

    Thanks.

  • Hi David. Here is the CSS that was used on this starter site:

    /* GeneratePress Site CSS */ /* Comment button */
    .form-submit .submit {
    	border-radius: 9999px;
    }
    
    /* Text highlight */
    mark.gb-highlight {
    	border-bottom: 2px solid var(--contrast);
    }
    
    /* Blog featured post */
    @media (min-width: 768px) and (max-width: 1024px) {
    	.generate-columns-container .featured-column {
    	width: 100%;
    	}
    }
    
    /* Right sidebar */
    .sidebar aside {
    	border-radius: 8px;
    	border: 1px solid var(--base-2);
    }
    @media (max-width: 768px) {
    	.sidebar {
    		margin-top: 5em;
    	}
    }
     /* End GeneratePress Site CSS */
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