Hi, my site is hosted in a plataform and they have the option to customize the html, css and jquery codes – although it’s not the main purpose of the plataform cause they focus on intuitive design (sorta like wix, but less “grab and pull”).
I’ve been trying to use a different footer on my site, not the standard one that came with the theme i’ve chosen. But I already tried everything and i can’t seem to find wich part of the original css i have to delete or change to make my own footer.
I want it to be a 4 column distributed footer.
that’s the whole website, and here’s the ctrl u code http://freetexthost.com/xphse22ust
there is a footer with a wrapper < div >, but i cant edit it
i’ll reply again with the html part of the editor, so you can see that i can only add html codes, but i can’t see the ones that are already being used
Have you tried to use Chrome’s or FF’s webmaster tools? They will tell you the classes applied to the footer and then it will be easier to know which one should be changed.
Having said that, the code you really need for that four column footer doesn’t need that complicated, so maybe it would be interesting to look at simplifying that code.
In the past I’ve searched out a wordpress site design I liked (in lue of me designing it). Bought it (to be nice). Then recoded 2000 lines of nonsense into a simple css site that I could wrap my brain around. So I could - say add a footer if I wanted. Otherwise I could never figure out their mess of code.
Otherwise post a link to the site so it can be reverse engendered.
