• Resolved sweet peas

    (@willsheloveparis)


    hellow

    I’ve created a childtheme using the one-click child theme plugin

    Now i need expertise help to modify my footer which is currently ‘Proudly powered by wordpress’ and linked to wordpress.org

    I would like to create a center-aligned footer menu which looks like this:

    copyright | my disclaimer | wordpress

    when readers click ‘copyright’, it will go back to the first default page.
    when readers click on ‘my disclaimer’ it will direct them to my disclaimer page.
    when readers click ‘wordpress’ it will direct them to wordpress.org

    Please help 🙂 thanks firstly for your time.

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  • Can you post a link to your site? That way I can have a look at the code

    We can help Sweet Peas, but we need a link to see what you have at the moment?

    this code will be generated in the footer.php

    Thread Starter sweet peas

    (@willsheloveparis)

    omg i can’t believe i missed putting in link to my blog eeeks!!
    sorry 🙁

    Thread Starter sweet peas

    (@willsheloveparis)

    help pleaseeee

    I’m not sure how much html and css you know but your footer is contained within
    <div id="site-generator"></div>

    To give your footer a specific colour or font you can add css stylings to #sitegenerator

    To add several different links within the footer there are many options. This is the easiest (in my eyes)

    simply create more

    <a href="http://wordpress.org/" title="Semantic Personal Publishing Platform" rel="generator">Proudly powered by WordPress</a> /*this is where your Proudly powered by WordPress text comes from*/

    To slot inside the site generator div. You can find the div in your footer.php

    Use href for the url you want to link to, title for the text you want to display while hovering and the bit before the for your text. Add several of these and you’ll be fine.

    If you need to position each link to be a specific distance from each other simply insert either a div class or id between each code. Then style this class using margins to give spaces.

    Your end result will look something like this:

    <div id="site-generator">
    <a href="http://myhomepage.com/" title="Copyright" rel="generator">Copyright</a>
    <a href="http://myhomepage.com/disclaimer" title="Disclaimer" rel="generator">my disclaimer</a>
    <a href="http://wordpress.org" title="Wordpress" rel="generator">Wordpress.org</a>
    </div>
    Thread Starter sweet peas

    (@willsheloveparis)

    thank you so much 🙂

    No problem! If you run into any issues feel free to message me or bump up this thread again.

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