Center Footer Alignment

Hi there,

Firstly I see you have a WordPress.com site, so for future questions you can take advantage of the in-house support provided here, no need to post in the .org forums:

https://wordpress.com/help/contact

Taking a look at demo site for your theme, I see it has 4 footer “columns” as shown here: P7BJtq-1I-p2

The theme was not designed to display a single full-width widget in this way, so it would require a lot of custom CSS code to pull that off. Essentially it would be necessary to “un-code” the default behaviour of the footer. You could try this as a starting point:

.footer-widgets-wrapper {
        max-width: 100%;
}

However, if I can make a recommendation I would consider displaying that table in the page itself (add it to the page editor view for “whereabouts”) instead of trying to display it in the footer. Trying to add full-width content in this area is something that the theme is going to fight against, even when using CSS to override.

Hope that helps!

The only issue with adding it to the page is that it automatically attaches itself to the table I already have that reads “No Upcoming Dates.” Ideally it would still appear as a footer, and have space in-between the current block. Any suggestions there?

Hi there,

What is attached to your “No Upcoming Dates” table? I’m not able to see anything on that page.

That’s all it says now, but I add and remove stuff as time goes on.

Hi!

The only issue with adding it to the page is that it automatically attaches itself to the table

Can you clarify this? I’m not sure what you mean by it’s attaching to that table. Do you mean the table goes full width, too? I haven’t been able to duplicate that.

Or, do you mean the table works fine, but then there’s no space between it and the footer below? Right now there’s a lot of space that I see, but if that’s only happening when there’s more content in that table, can you update us here when that is happening?

Also, as @jerrysarcastic noted, it may be best to head to wordpress.com to resolve this.

Yes, I mean the current table (“No Upcoming Dates”) works fine, but if I try and add another table rather than using the current footer widget there is no space between them. Ideally I would like to keep the current footer as a footer and not floating on the page, but not sure that this is possible when posting directly to the page rather than the widget.