• Resolved perykm

    (@perykm)


    I have seen this problem here on the support forum. But I cannot seem to to get this problem fixed. If you visit https://www.theblogconnection.com you will see that the footer is not at the bottom. I am using theme “Seperih Putih” for the wordpress theme list. Anyone have a clue how to fix this?

    Thanks,
    Mike

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  • Class

    (@class)

    Your footer div is inside your wrapper, place it outside and it should be ok.

    If you’re using Firefox, try the Web Developer addon.

    Thread Starter perykm

    (@perykm)

    How do I end the wrapper?

    Class

    (@class)

    You probably have something like this:

    ‘<div id=”wrapper”>content…
    <div id=”footer”></div> <!– end footer –>
    </div> <!– end wrapper –>’

    You’ll need to swap them, like this:

    ‘<div id=”wrapper”>content…
    </div> <!– end wrapper –>
    <div id=”footer”></div> <!– end footer –>’

    Thread Starter perykm

    (@perykm)

    This is what I have in my css file. Thanks for the help..im still pretty new to all this.

    [long code moderated]

    Class

    (@class)

    This is one of the php files, not the CSS.

    This is my footer.php:

    <div id="footer">blah
    </div> <!-- end footer -->
    </div> <!-- end wrapper -->
    </body>
    </html>

    Notice how the wrapper div is closing before the footer? (My wrapper is opened in the header.)
    You need to examine your theme and put the footer div after the wrapper (I think).

    Thread Starter perykm

    (@perykm)

    Hmm… I’m still getting nothing?

    Here is my footer.php:

    <div class=”clear”></div>

    <div class=”footer”>

    <?php bloginfo(‘name’); ?> – Blog Engine: WordPress – Theme: Seperti Putih <?php echo get_num_queries(); ?> queries. <?php timer_stop(1); ?> seconds.</div>

    </body>

    </html>

    Class

    (@class)

    The wrapper div may be closed in another file, like index.php.

    Look at the footer.php from the default theme, notice it has two closing divs, one for the footer, one for the wrapper/container.

    The second one <div id="page"> opens in header.php.

    Thread Starter perykm

    (@perykm)

    I’m lost…

    Class

    (@class)

    The codex has the information you might want ??

    Root

    (@root)

    Class – What are you smoking?

    spencerp

    (@spencerp)

    My guess would be, the same thing that rhymes with “Class” .. and that’s.. “Grass”..

    Class, you just told the O.P. in the second reply by you, to keep the footer div outside the wrap. Then in this reply .. you showed them to have it inside it.. which is it?

    Class

    (@class)

    Can you read? I said “This is my footer.php”, not “make it like this”, *sigh*

    I had a typo “Notice how the wrapper div is closing before the footer”, should have been “Notice how the wrapper div is closing after the footer”.

    I figured clever guys such as you could figure it out, obviously I was wrong.

    spencerp

    (@spencerp)

    Yep, we can read … just reading what was there.. that’s all! And even though “us” clever guys can read and understand most stuff, we ain’t mind readers…

    Anyway, I gotta go read other people’s stuff *right*, because they wrote it wrong to begin with.. tata..

    Class

    (@class)

    Good luck, I’m sure you’ll get the hang of it in the end.

    I explained it in detail two times before I replied with a typo, how about reading that again?
    I assume you wanted to know about this as well since you’re posting here or are you, *gasp*, just trolling?

    Root

    (@root)

    Well the issue clearly does not have anything to do with the order flow in the mark up. If that is trolling then you sort it out.

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