• Resolved thmspr

    (@thmspr)


    Hi everyone ??

    I have a problem with the Stop Id who doesn’t work on my website. I would like my widgets to stop before the footer. I know that some had this issue, and I read they thread. The thing is, unfortunately the steps described didn’t resolve it…

    My website is https://dev.alphonsedaudet.org/wordpress/ (still the dev version), using Pure & Simple Theme.

    As you can see, the image on the right sidebar keeps going over the footer, even if I’m using the html source code in the plugin options. I might get something wrong… It might be because of my WordPress version, right ? I’m about to update it, but I still need my client to send me his php infos.
    Does anyone know how to fix this ?

    Thanks !

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  • Plugin Contributor Max Bond

    (@max-bond)

    Hello!

    That’s because in non-fixed mode your widget container height is zero!!

    Add overflow: hidden property to widget-sb-easy-image class:
    .widget-sb-easy-image { overflow: hidden; }

    In this case stop id trigger will be calculated correctly!

    Thread Starter thmspr

    (@thmspr)

    Hello Max,

    Thanks for your answer.
    I added the property as you told me (thanks to my Custom CSS plugin), but now it seems like the image stop at the bottom of the pages, not the beginning of the footer.
    I’m using the Stop ID “site-footer”, is it OK ?

    So sorry, I’m a total mess regarding all these things…

    Thread Starter thmspr

    (@thmspr)

    The mistake was mine (obviously !)

    I just figured out that I added a long time ago a line on my Custom CSS that asked not to display the footer… So by simply deleting this line, everything is now alright ??

    Thanks again for your time Max

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