Using Footer with Fullscreen Slider
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Dear @Marian-Fitz
Armin should have a look soon.
Best!
Marius -
hey @mariusjopen you could have solved this too
use:#footer-region{
display: block!important;
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@arminunruh display: block!important; works! thanks
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@arminunruh @mariusjopen another Footer question: Is it possible to have two or more different footers in a single project?
Currently I am using a text field below images and setting their x,y position but I'd like to use a fixed footer instead. The text moves around depending on the size of the image it's under or beside.
I'm using a fixed footer on other projects but I'd like to change the text in the footer depending on what image is shown in the project for this one.
check out my page here: https://andrewblakemcgill.com/commissions/
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hm im not a 100% sure what you mean, but you can show a different footer for each project (in footer settings set it to "Show a select input in the Project Edit Screen to choose a Footer for individual Projects")
Or you can use custom html: lay options -> custom css & html -> custom html at bottom
and then show or hide that html via CSS
http://laytheme.com/documentation.html#css-based-on-current-page -
Thanks ! @arminunruh, I'll use custom css for this. The idea is to have a different caption that stays in the same place for each image set in the fullscreen slider.
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You can also create an update-proof footer by adding whole new footer html in the custom html/css sub page in the lay theme settings in the backend. the last text area is for "body html at the bottom". with css you can style your new footer which supposedly would otherwise have only very basic css.
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Dear @thomasmaier
Thank you for helping!
We appreciate the time people take to make the LayTheme community stronger.
Best!
Marius -
dear @mariusjopen @arminunruh @andrewbmcgill
I think I got it
using the z-index#footer-region { display: block!important; position: fixed!important; bottom: 0; z-index:5; left: 3px; width: 100%; }
best Marian
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Dear @Marian-Fitz
Nice!
Thank you for letting us know!
Best and have a wonderful day!
Marius
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