9 replies · opened Sep 13, 2022
Hi,
Is there a way to hold down the footer section of the page https://johnpatitucci.com/john_new/discography.html irrespective of how many items in a tab are present? When choosing currently empty tab e.g. "1970s" the footer moves up leaving space below it which doesn't look good.
Thank you,
Maciek
Hello,
The best option for this would be to enable Sticky Footer. Simply add the .sticky-footer Class to the `` tag.
This should definitely work fine. Hope this Helps!
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I need assistance how to do it exactly, sorry...
Hello,
This is what your code should look like:
[ch_pre][/ch_pre]
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That's what I initially did but it doesn't work, see https://johnpatitucci.com/john_new/discography.html and click on 1970s.
Hello,
Thanks for your Kind Patience.
Unfortunately, this is currently the only way for the Footer to be fixed at the bottom. A minimum amount of content is required in the Content Area so that there is a minimum height set for it to be able to show appropriately in the Browsers. You consider setting a Minimum Height manually in CSS. Example:
[ch_pre type="css"]#content { min-height: 400px; }[/ch_pre]
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OK, great, thank you!
I placed #content { min-height: 400px; } in the custom css but it doesn't help: https://johnpatitucci.com/john_new/discography.html
See 2010s and 1970s
Hello,
This issue is due to Customization. There is no #content DIV on your Page which is required for the Basic HTML Structure: https://docs.semicolonweb.com/docs/getting-started/html-structure/ of Canvas. Make sure that you are following the Default Structure to avoid unnecessary issues.
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It does help, thank you!
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