• Resolved lsaclub3

    (@lsaclub3)


    I switched to another template, and now that I switched back the footer is only one paragraph high so all the text is overlapping.

    I tried adding .sinatra-footer .sinatra-footer-column {
    height: auto;
    }
    to custom CSS but it didn’t do anything. I am editing in Elementor if that makes a difference.

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  • Thread Starter lsaclub3

    (@lsaclub3)

    I think Elementor is causing the problem.

    Thread Starter lsaclub3

    (@lsaclub3)

    Could someone please look at my site. I hid the page title so now there is no space between the header and content, and the footer is still overlapping.

    I recall selecting something that had “keep footer on bottom” but now I can’t find it.

    Branko

    (@brankoconjic)

    You have set line-height somewhere in Elementor to 0.1em and that is causing the text to overlap.

    This is the CSS causing the issue:

    .elementor-kit-51 {
        line-height: 0.1em;
    }

    And your content is overlapping the header because you have chosen a transparent header in Appeearance ? Customize. If you want to use the transparent header you need to make space for it with the first section after the header.

    • This reply was modified 4 years ago by Branko.
    Thread Starter lsaclub3

    (@lsaclub3)

    Thank you! I think that is left over from using Twenty Twenty which has enormous spacing.

    Thread Starter lsaclub3

    (@lsaclub3)

    That fixed it in the Customizer, but not the actual page.

    I didn’t use Elementor to set up the Sinatra footer so I don’t get what’s going on .

    Branko

    (@brankoconjic)

    The CSS causing the issue is not set to Sinatra footer but globally, and the copyright area inherits that.

    Use this CSS and it should look fine:

    #sinatra-copyright {
      line-height: 1.5;
    }
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