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I think your new template slate is great but, for some reason I can't find where to change the footer please advise.

Kind Regards,
John

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c5mix replied on Nov 5, 2011 at 7:11 pm Permalink Reply

Thanks John!
You'll have to change it in the footer.php file (which is located in theme_slate/themes/slate/elements/footer.php). Look on line 31 (that's where the text at the very bottom starts).

Let me know if you have any other questions. Thanks for purchasing!

johnribar replied on Nov 5, 2011 at 7:16 pm Permalink Reply

Great, I got it thanks.

c5mix replied on Nov 5, 2011 at 7:25 pm Permalink Reply

You're welcome!

gaijin4life replied on Apr 28, 2012 at 10:06 pm Permalink Reply

I see where this is in the footer.php, but all I can really do is remove one or more of the footer columns, but if I do that, the remaining three don't resize. How can I end up with three wider footer columns instead of the four short ones it has now?

Thanks!

c5mix replied on May 1, 2012 at 11:36 am Permalink Reply

Change this:

<div class="row">
            <div class="col_3">
                <?php 
            $a = new Area('Footer');
            $a->display($c);
            ?>
            </div><!-- .col_3 ends -->
            <div class="col_3">
                <?php 
            $a = new Area('Footer Column Two');
            $a->display($c);
            ?>
            </div><!-- .col_3 ends -->
            <div class="col_3">
                <?php

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<div class="row">
            <div class="col_3">
                <?php 
            $a = new Area('Footer');
            $a->display($c);
            ?>
            </div><!-- .col_3 ends -->
            <div class="col_3">
                <?php 
            $a = new Area('Footer Column Two');
            $a->display($c);
            ?>
            </div><!-- .col_3 ends -->
            <div class="col_3">
                <?php 
            $a = new Area('Footer Column Three');
            $a->display($c);
            ?>
            </div><!-- .col_3 ends -->
            <div class="col_3 last">
                <?php 
            $a = new Area('Footer Column Four');
            $a->display($c);
            ?>
            </div><!-- .col_3 ends -->
        </div><!-- .row ends -->

To this:

<div class="row">
            <div class="col_4">
                <?php 
            $a = new Area('Footer');
            $a->display($c);
            ?>
            </div><!-- .col_4 ends -->
            <div class="col_4">
                <?php 
            $a = new Area('Footer Column Two');
            $a->display($c);
            ?>
            </div><!-- .col_4 ends -->
            <div class="col_4 last">
                <?php

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<div class="row">
            <div class="col_4">
                <?php 
            $a = new Area('Footer');
            $a->display($c);
            ?>
            </div><!-- .col_4 ends -->
            <div class="col_4">
                <?php 
            $a = new Area('Footer Column Two');
            $a->display($c);
            ?>
            </div><!-- .col_4 ends -->
            <div class="col_4 last">
                <?php 
            $a = new Area('Footer Column Three');
            $a->display($c);
            ?>
            </div><!-- .col_4 ends -->
        </div><!-- .row ends -->

gaijin4life replied on May 2, 2012 at 5:21 pm Permalink Reply

Thanks.

Also, I'm not sure if this is a Slate thing or a concrete5 thing, but bullet-pointed lists in content blocks assigned to be center-aligned leave the bullet point on the left and center the text in Firefox - looks really weird. Renders as you'd expect in IE8/9, but no go in Firefox.

Is that a slate thing or a concrete5 thing?

c5mix replied on May 7, 2012 at 10:21 am Permalink Reply

I think it's a browser/css thing. Firefox is probably the 'correct/standards' way, and IE8/9 probably isnt (just because Firefox is more standard compliant than IE, especially versions before 9). Not 100% sure though.

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