• Resolved surgimedex.webmaster

    (@surgimedexwebmaster)


    Hi there,

    I am trying to place 2 images in the footer section of my website. i managed to place them in the footer using a plugin (Add to Footer). As of now, the images are left aligned and are coming in vertical order.This is not what i want. I would like to see them in the footer at specific places for example if you visit my website : http://www.surgimedex.in

    look at the current positioning of 2 images in the footer one is an ssl seal and other one is the image for payment options i want the ssl seal image to be left aligned but in line with the copyright statement (© 2015 Surgimedex.in) and similarly the other image should be right aligned and in line with the copyright statement.

    I have also installed a css plugin but i can’t seem to find the code for setting this up. Can you guys please help ?

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  • Hi @surgimedex.webmaster

    The easiest way to do this would be to add either one or two Visual Editor widgets to the footer widget area at Appearance > Widgets > Footer. Within the Visual Editor widget you can use the Add Media button. To get access to the Visual Editor first install:

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/black-studio-tinymce-widget/

    Ahh ok I see what you’re after.

    Appearance > Theme Settings > General > Site Information Text can handle HTML. Have you tried inserting a break and image tag in that field?

    Thread Starter surgimedex.webmaster

    (@surgimedexwebmaster)

    Wow that was fast. Misplon,i really appreciate it..
    I tried the 1st solution you provided and i am happy with the results.
    As far as your 2nd solution is concerned i did not get that as i am new to html as well.break and image tag ..err ?don’t know about these 🙂 if you can point me towards some beginner html learning stuff than that would be awesome.
    The issue is resolved. Thanks again.

    Thanks for the wait.

    Sure. So to recap, the Site Information Text field accepts HTML. In HTML a break is:

    <br />

    and an image tag, assuming we know the URL is:

    <img src="http://urlgoeshere.com" />

    To get an image URL go to Media, locate the image, click it, view the right column, the URL for the image is there.

    More on these tags here:

    http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_br.asp
    http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_img.asp

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