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Thank you, Adam, for taking the time to share with us your feedback. Really love that you’re using multiple products too. Sounds like you’re building out some great solutions!

I’m not aware of any plugins that may help, but can you pull your sitemap or Google Analytics to help you create a full list of pages? I would assume that each of those pages have a global header that would include links. But you might have a different page template associated with these pages. Have you found a solution yet?

Is everything up to date? Your core WordPress version? Your theme? Your plugins? Did you make any of those updates recently? It could be causing the break.

Glad it worked for you.

Not too sure which area specifically you mean but try adding this to your css

.site-footer {
display: none;
}

PS – that pic is one fluffy boar ??

Yes – looks like your CSS has a large Top / Bottom padding on

.footer-widgets

If you put this code into your custom CSS box it could help

.footer-widgets {
padding: 15px 0;
}

If there’s too short – just change the number 15 to something else.

Also it could be a cache issue. Would you be able to log out of the site and try to view it? Perhaps try to view it using KProxy.com or another browser?

Hi AJCVET – most footer areas are controlled by the theme directly. Sounds like this is a layout design from the authors of the theme. You may need to use a childtheme to code a custom footer.php file, or use custom CSS to change things. I’d suggest connecting directly with your theme authors in their support area to ask them how to make those changes easily.

Got it. That helps. Can you go up to the top righthand corner of your screen and click on screen options? Click on “enable accessibility mode” – that may be a temp fix.

Is this screenshot that you’re linking to a dashboard from a particular plugin like Jetpack? I’m not familiar with that exact screen in a standard WP dashboard.

Sounds like a theme conflict then. Have you contacted the theme authors directly on their email or support forum?

Yes – then, again, this would be something very specific to your theme’s structure / code. You’ll want to ask your theme author directly on their support forum or email.

Have you disabled all plugins and tested again? Sounds like a potential plugin conflict then. Are you using a page builder like Visual Composer?

If you do this inside of your CSS file – it would effect all posts. If you do this inside of your PHP file and do it based on a post ID it could be applied to each post one by one.

This may be something available though by default in your theme. You may want to connect with the theme authors directly on it. Might be a lot more simple than we’re making it.

Hello Anita95 – is this on a local environment or online? Are you running the latest version of all of your plugins, your theme and core WordPress? Looks like a stylesheet might be missing.