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  • dnmt2008 Friend
    #201816

    Hi,
    I want to romove the space in footer ?

    What should i do ?

    T3 BS3 Blank

    Thank you !


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    chavan Friend
    #551761

    can you please post your site Url.

    dnmt2008 Friend
    #551773

    Too bad my site is on localhost.

    Ninja Lead Moderator
    #552054

    <em>@dnmt2008 448590 wrote:</em><blockquote>Too bad my site is on localhost.</blockquote>

    It’s pretty hard to suggest the solution of this bug without clue. Please put your site to live and we will help you out.

    Scott Lavelle Friend
    #552333

    On the default t3_bs3_blank, the “spotlight” modules have a 40px padding on top and bottom. I have to remove this pretty much on all the templates I build – it’s too big in my opinion.

    So, in your /templates/t3_bs3_blank/css/custom.css…

    For the footer, it would be something like this:


    footer#t3-footer div.t3-footnav {
    padding-top: 0;
    padding-bottom: 0;
    }

    This removes all of the padding for the div that contains the footer spotlight modules.

    Does this address your issue?

    Scott Lavelle - Technical Resource Solutions, LLC
    Certified Joomla Administrator

    Ninja Lead Moderator
    #552336

    @slavelle: Thanks for your suggestion.Your suggestion is css hacks with spotlight position. But @dnmt2008: give us your site’s URL, we will suggest the solution better than

    Scott Lavelle Friend
    #552551

    NinjaLead, Why would you call this a css hack when it is a normal override for the template?

    Is this not exactly what you use the custom.css for regularly? – as opposed to going into the core in any way…

    Scott Lavelle - Technical Resource Solutions, LLC
    Certified Joomla Administrator

    TomC Moderator
    #552552

    <em>@slavelle 449554 wrote:</em><blockquote>NinjaLead, Why would you call this a css hack when it is a normal override for the template?

    Is this not exactly what you use the custom.css for regularly? – as opposed to going into the core in any way…</blockquote>

    Again, it’s difficult to suggest the best recommendation without being able to view the site online.
    Can you not upload your site to your webhost server?

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