You’ll probably get a better response if you post a link to your site. That way, people can take a look at your CSS and suggest additions to it that would give you a default height.
Note: You’ll need to be using a non-commercial theme to get help with it here; if you’re using a commercial theme, you’ll have to post on the theme developer’s site.
Oh, right! Of course. Sorry.
It’s here:
update.oulgbtqsoc.org.uk
I’m sorry it’s so awful.
And thanks!
(For convenience, the theme is this one: https://rohitink.com/2015/04/26/freak-multipurpose-theme/ )
I don’t see a copyright bar. It would probably be best if you could provide a screenshot on what you’re trying to achieve.
A verbal description explaining what you’d like to be done visually doesn’t translate well.
Thank you,
Evan
update.oulgbtsoc.org.uk
It would probably help if I spelt the name of my own website correctly.
The old site looks like this: http://www.oulgbtsoc.org.uk/welfare/coming-out/
There’s a nice friendly gap at the bottom, whcih I like. It makes the page look less cluttered.
By copyright bar, I mean the thing at the bottom saying:
“Theme Designed by Rohit Tripathi. Website design by Benedict Carter. ©2015 Oxford University LGBTQ+ Society. All Rights Reserved.”
Is that not there?
I’m not seeing it in my end. I do see “© Oxford LGBTQ Soc 2013 | Design by Charles BaynhamBaynham Design”, maybe that’s what you’re referring too?
Hi @benjfcarter
If you want to add more whitespace above the pink bar, you could customize the CSS this way:
#content{ padding-bottom:50px;}
If you wanted to add more space below the pink bar in the dark footer, you can do this:
#colophon{padding-top: 50px; }
You can make these edits in your themes main.css file, or, if you are using a child theme or the CSS customizer, you can make them there.