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Basic Footer Question

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elsmachimo

Helix Framework 4 months ago

Hello,

I am a bit novice in web development and trying to figure out how to create a standard footer (mostly logo and links for Privacy Policy, Terms, address, phone, etc.) that will display on all pages. I want to create something clean and simple like what I see on the Joomshaper homepage.

I've figured out that I can add the Footer module through Content>Site Modules, but what I am confused about is how to customize the HTML in the module (fonts, sizes, urls, etc.) for the footer details.

Additionally, when I look at the Helix Template Options, I can see that it's possible to customize the row layout, so if I am doing a 6+6, would I need to create two custom modules for footer1 and footer2? If so, where do I input the custom HTML code for each footer?

Thank you for the help :)

Dominic

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3 Answers
Paul Frankowski
Paul Frankowski
Accepted Answer
Senior Staff 4 months ago #195574

Hi Dominic.

Just create two different Custom Modules and publish them in footer1 and footer2 position.

Custom module - it's a Joomla core module, if you have TinyMCE editor - you can switch to HTML mode using toolbar, or switch editor for editition time from TinyMCE to MIrrorCode in Global Configuration.

Or you can use SPPB modules with addons inside.


In general, a very basic thing, nothing fancy or hard.

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Paul Frankowski
Paul Frankowski
Accepted Answer
Senior Staff 4 months ago #195575

About question

How to customize the HTML in the module (fonts, sizes, urls, etc.)

If you read book/watch tuturial about HTML and CSS you should know that for styles you have two options:

  • using styles inside html code
  • or using Custom CSS code for that class name

ABout links, standard <a href="/url">link<a> code.

Sorry, I hope you know that we cannot teach HTML+CSS here, this is not JoomShaper support anymore.


Read my guides:

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elsmachimo
Accepted Answer
4 months ago #195578

Thank you for the guidance! I think I understand now. I will play around with it and see how it goes.

Take care, Dominic :)

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