Scott Foshee

I resized the page footers to 0 to get rid of the line above the bottom custom menu, and this works for all pages except for the blog page for some reason.

.footer-menu .menu a {
	margin-top: 0;
}

is what I used that worked. For the blog page I came up with

.page_id=69 .footer-menu .menu a {
	margin-top: 0 !important;
}

and this didn’t work. Here is the page:

https://lallabee.com/wordpress/?page_id=69

I’m not sure why the page designated as the blog page would be treated differently.

Thank you! Everything worked except the font and the bold in the footer. It’s stubborn – I’ll contact the developer. Thank you so very much for all of your terrific help! I really appreciate it!

Or maybe make the page a fixed height with the custom menu appear on the bottom of each page, to eliminate scrolling altogether.

OMG! You are the best! Thank you!! It actually worked! I am learning so much!

Can I do the same thing to reduce extra space between the photo and the custom menu at the bottom? I’m trying to make everything fit on one page with a minimum of scroll without having to mess with a floating custom menu at the bottom.

Also (last question!) I need to change the default font for the entire site to Tahoma, and make the font for the custom menu at the bottom of each page Tahoma Bold.

Thank you! That worked great for getting rid of the extra space at the top of the header. Is there a way to get rid of or reduce the space below the header too?

Thank you – here is the link.

https://lallabee.com/wordpress/?page_id=5

Custom CSS editor – yes.

Thank you. You are right – I did this today and it works great. I really appreciate the advice.

Got it. Thanks!

Thank you. So this would be coded separately from the Maps plugin, or is it a part of the upgrade package?

Fixed it with Font – thanks! It looks good while in WordPress Admin, and I save, but it goes back to the old font when I look at it live. It may be because the pages I’m working with are not the root directory yet (instead of sitename.com its currently sitename/wordpress.com. Any thoughts?

I finally figured this out. Hide the main menu, put the custom menu at the bottom of the page, and insert the following code in your page:

<style>
.site-footer { display:none; }
</style>

The same code works to hide the header in your page too, just substitute “header” for “footer.”

Sam – you’re a genius! I used the same thing to hide the menu on the front page too. I hid the main menu, used a custom menu at the bottom, and put this code in my page:

<style>
.site-footer { display:none; }
</style>

All I did was substitute footer for header, and it worked like magic. Thank you so much!

Perfect! Thank you! Is there a similar fix to hide the custom menu on the first page too?

And is it possible to keep the menu from displaying on the first page only? Thank you so much!

Sorry. It’s now installed and activated. Thank you.