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Footer copy right editing - by Trendyfeel

This topic has 10 replies, 2 voices, and was last updated 9 years, 3 months ago ago by Eva Kemp

Trendyfeel

Participant

February 7, 2015 at 16:38

Hi, can you please kindly advise how to make footer copyright declaimer bold and in the centre of the very bottom section?

Many thanks.

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Eva Kemp

Support staff

February 7, 2015 at 18:04
Hello,

Please try to use this code in custom.css file:
```
.copyright .row-fluid .span6 .a-right {
    width: 400px !important;
}
.copyright .row-fluid .span6 {
    width: 280px;
}
```
Thank you.
Regards,
Eva Kemp.
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Trendyfeel

Participant

February 8, 2015 at 01:54

Thanks. Will this disappear after future theme updates?

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Eva Kemp

Support staff

February 8, 2015 at 20:32

Hello,

No it won’t. You make changes in custom.css file and it won’t be overwritten after the theme update.

Thank you.
Regards,
Eva Kemp.

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Trendyfeel

Participant

February 8, 2015 at 22:46

Hi, thanks. Is it the one located in appearance>editor>custom.css? If I need to make a few different changes on difference pages, shall I put all the coding of the changes here? Then every time when I want to make a new change, just get there and put the coding down?

Is this the same as having a child theme? Does a child theme still required for Legenda?

The default custom.css under appearance>editor should always be left blank and not touched correct?

Many thanks

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Eva Kemp

Support staff

February 9, 2015 at 09:33

Hello,

Custom.css file is used only for styles changes. If you want to change something in the original template or add some your own options you need use child theme in this case not to lose modifications after update. Just copy the file you want to edit into child theme folder and you can customize it. If you already have custom.css created then the file default.custom.css should be empty.

Thank you.
Regards,
Eva Kemp.

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Trendyfeel

Participant

February 9, 2015 at 13:19

Hi, thanks.

1) Is it the one located in appearance>editor>custom.css? If I need to make a few different changes on difference pages, shall I put all the coding of the changes here? Then every time when I want to make a new change, just get there and put the coding down? Would those changes apply to all the pages or only the page I wish to make change from?

2) When I use “edit with visual composer”, by clicking the gearwheel icon, a window will pop up, saying “Enter custom CSS code here. Your custom CSS will be outputted only on this particular page.” Does this work the same as putting the code in appearance>editor>custom.css?

3) Am I correct to say, if I want to follow exactly the original template, only want to change styles, I just put the coding of changes on custom.css; whereas I should create a child theme to add my own options, e.g. removing “company address” from the payment page form? So, once I create a child theme and activate it, I shall make any future changes, including all the style changes under the child theme, using the child theme as if it is a separate theme, correct? And I should place the css code on child theme’s custom.css section, correct?

4) When I create a child theme, what ever changes or data I have already input to the parent theme will be mirrored and I wouldn’t lose any data because I activate the child theme correct?

5) What happens when I do a theme update in the future? Will I need to create a new child theme and copy and paste all the changes I make on the previous child theme to make it work?

Many thanks.

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Eva Kemp

Support staff

February 9, 2015 at 19:21

Hello,

1. Yes, this is the one located in Appearance > Editor > custom.css. It depends on what changes you want to make. If you want to edit php code then you need make changes in a child theme. If you want to customize styles then you can modify custom.css file.

2. Yes, it will work the same as in custom.css file, but if you put the code on a separate page in Visual Composer editor CSS block, the changes will take effect only to that page.

3. You’re almost correct. But in the child theme style changes are made in style.css file. In this case you need copy the code from custom.css file of the parent theme to style.css of the child theme. Or you can keep custom.css file as it is and changes will be loaded from this file because style.css of the child theme will be empty.

4. When you create child theme you need copy the files you modified to the child theme folder and after update you won’t lose any changes.

5. You don’t need create a new child theme after each theme update.

Thank you.
Regards,
Eva Kemp.

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Trendyfeel

Participant

February 10, 2015 at 12:21

Thank you so much for your patience, greatly appreciated!

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Eva Kemp

Support staff

February 10, 2015 at 14:55

Hello,

You’re welcome.

Regards,
Eva Kemp.

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