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  • Thisnamedoesnotexistattempt31

    (@thisnamedoesnotexistattempt31)

    Hi, I was just trying to do the same and seen your post, this is what worked for me.

    >>Appearance>>Customize>>Widgets>>Widgets Area

    Open the Pages widget and at the bottom use remove.

    @thisnamedoesnotexistattempt31

    Thanks for support.

    Hi,

    Its not working, in the above link, there is no pages widget added in the “Footer widget area”

    @adityabagarka : yes, they are actually being called in the footer.php file to show the Footer Widget Section filled with content rather than empty space.

    If you want to change widget follow the above steps provided by Thisnamedoesnotexistattempt31

    Or

    If you want to remove these Pages Please Make a child-theme then remove the code of the Pages Widgets from the footer.php
    file.

    Thanks

    Hi,

    I created a child theme, but i think i’m going wrong somewhere. I followed the steps mentioned in the above link “child-theme” and used the import command. But where do i change the code of footer.php since the new folder I created of child theme does not have any file except for the style.css

    HI ,

    Just make a replica of footer.php from Parent Theme to your Child-Theme.

    Open this footer.php find below given code.
    `else {
    /*****/
    the_widget(‘WP_Widget_Pages’, null, $args);
    }`

    Remove this code and save this file, You are DONE;

    Thread Starter setrini77

    (@setrini77)

    I created the child theme, and was able to place a gallery in my footer instead of pages menu. Thanks!

    I removed the code in the footer.php

    However the menu buttons have disappeared now.

    Resolved. Thanks

    rishabhverma17

    (@rishabhverma17)

    I have a ENIGMA child theme, i moved the Footer.php file from parent folder to enigma child theme folder, I followed the steps provided by weblizar member above in this post but nothing seems to work!

    I deleted the

    else {
    /*****/
    the_widget('WP_Widget_Pages', null, $args);
    }

    but that page option still exists.HELP
    Thanks in advance.

    sphilip

    (@sphilip)

    It’s javascript. Just put 2 slashes before the beginning of the line.

    else {
    /*****/
    //the_widget('WP_Widget_Pages', null, $args);
    }
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