This topic has 6 replies, 3 voices, and was last updated 2 years, 1 months ago ago by Tony Rodriguez
Hi,
please see: https://i.imgur.com/yE7Z9qn.png
is there any css-way to create a few pixels (like 50 or so) vertically just below the last footer item, to accomodate the whatsapp floating button and not have it hovering over the last collapsable footer item?
Hello,
Try to add the next code in Theme Options > Theme custom CSS > Mobile:
.footer #etheme-static-block-7 {
margin-bottom: 50px;
}
Regards
Worked like a charm, thanks!
is there some documentation available, on the layout of all the static blocks used, such as etheme-static-block-7 ?
Hello, @Bas Kling,
Sorry to say that but there is no specific documentation available like this.
But to know about static blocks you can read this: https://www.8theme.com/documentation/xstore/support/static-blocks/ also there are some other articles available regarding to the static blocks you can also read them as well for a better reference to understand: https://www.8theme.com/documentation/xstore/
Otherwise, you can ask any question here anytime, we are always here to help you.
Regards 8Themes Team.
Not what I meant. I was hoping to find some guidance on how to find specific static blocks such as the one referenced by you to alter the spatial behavior of the footer (#etheme-static-block-7) to get a bit more control over the layout of the template.
Since there is no documentation, the question becomes mute.
Never mind.
Hello, @Bas Kling,
I have checked your site there is no “#etheme-static-block-7” block on your site nor it is set at any place. All the static blocks on the site are coming from the Dashboard >> Static blocks there is no other place to find or create the blocks. If you need to create a new block or you want to edit an existing block you have to go to the Dashboard >> Static Blocks only.
Note: If you see the block “#etheme-static-block-7” on your site just show me a screenshot and share the page URL.
Regards 8Themes Team.
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