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Problem solved: the problem was that the whole thing was a Disqus thread. Found something here on forum: WP forum solved

Thanks for the replay, WPyogi!

Anyways, I can edit and get the desirable results in Chrome’s Inspect Element (which is the same as Firebug). However, when I copy and paste my changes in back-end editing program they don’t show up after FTP… And these tags are also not in stylesheet…

Well, I have a pretty decent CSS learning behind me, a few decent websites for myself and I generally have all tags memorized. Moreover, I’ve been putting this stylesheet together for about 9 hrs today already and I have in all honesty not found why I couldn’t put a jpeg bg img over 100% of the footer and why I now can not adjust the two missing margins. I don’t use firebug, maybe I should; I do use ‘inspect element’ in chrome, however. It also shows me which tags are active when. Problem starts when I see that the element is what they say it is and then I go to the stylesheet and either the element is not there or the adjustments don’t work. For instance “0 Comments” is allegedly a h4 and font-size is 18px. When I check in style sheet, h4 is not 18px at any occasion and if I adjust margin, it won’t work. I also don’t get which exactly is the <div> holding the damn Disqus box. When I go to the div, id or class names I see on chrome and look for them in stylesheet, they don’t exist there. good ones is #conversation or global-nav

WPyogi, thank you, but how should I adjust things then? Basically the whole thing is so complicated (for me) with million tags that I for now copied the entire thing so I can sort out what I need…

wrong website above, still running test: test website

all right, I found the problem.

needed to add position:relative for #access

now it’s back to normal. ??

cheers!

thank you!

did both – cleared cache and flushed DNS. Still nothing. weird. any other ideas?

thank you.

solved myself, for the exception of -72px margin. Appears to be working now anyways.
Reason why the values constantly changed was because they were an ’em’. as soon as I changed them to px, all worked.

That’s amazing, Mohdrafie, thank you! Only thing was that the image has to be without ‘"’

I think I resolved it – in footer.php if you replace the closing </div> of #page to before the <div id=”site-generator”> it leaves the footer out of #page formatting.

In your style.css you change the background value to transparent at #site-generator id.

all right, what I found after ‘inspecting the element’ in my child theme’s CSS file is following:

the #site-generator that affects the color is under the comment /*Site Generator Line*/ However, it doesn’t understand value ‘transparent’. Font color, for instance, does understand ‘transparent’. By the way, I am able to change the color of the footer. however, the effect I want to get it that there is technically no visible footer and that copyright and disclaimer are displayed over the background image. Like on my website in which root the wordpress is installed: https://www.dacesita.com and it’s not a wordpress site.

all right, I can’t change backgroundcolor to value transparent (I tried to any other color, doesn’t work either). I used both above codes separately and also together – nothing.

#colophon {
clear: both;
background-color: transparent;
}

#site-generator {
background-color: transparent;
}

any ideas?