• Resolved Brad Z

    (@brad-z)


    I am having issues with my custom, responsive theme.

    First, the #footer area appears to cover up the content (mobile only).

    Second, I have tried to apply a z-index: -999; to the #footer but “something” is preventing the active links from being clickable.

    I do believe that my #footer area is the main cause of this issue.

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  • Thread Starter Brad Z

    (@brad-z)

    Update:

    I have managed to get the content area to appear by using the z-index to “push” the footer issue behind the content. Although the mobile content is now viewable, the text is not selectable and the links do not work. It appears as though there is an “invisible” element covering the content area, preventing the mobile user from interacting with the links or selecting text. Desktop viewability is not an issue.

    Any feedback is welcome.

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    innuvo

    (@innuvo)

    I added a property to your footer element

    clear: both;

    That seems to solve it as I guess its not clearing the main content…

    Add that into your existing CSS which is below:

    #footer {
      background-attachment: scroll;
      background-color: #1f1815;
      background-image: url("images/overlay.png"), url("../images/bg.jpg");
      background-position: left top, center bottom;
      background-repeat: repeat, no-repeat;
      background-size: auto auto, cover;
      bottom: auto;
      left: auto;
      padding: 4em 4em 6em;
      position: relative;
      text-align: center;
      width: 100%;
    }

    If you put in within that element, it works fine for me on mobile view

    Thread Starter Brad Z

    (@brad-z)

    This works perfectly. I’ve added the clear: both; property and it cleared everything up.

    Now, I have an issue with the mobile-view top background image. It appears to not expand past a certain point. You can see the “Site Title” and “Tagline” overlapping the graphic at the top of the page and extending into the white background below the graphic.

    When I add the “Recent Posts” widget (or any widget) to the “Sidebar Widget Area”, the top graphic does not fill the background within this area, where this area remains white. Yes, the sidebar appears to be the header in mobile-view. But I would like the top background image to widen its height and meet up flush with the main content area, below.

    Your feedback is welcome!

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    innuvo

    (@innuvo)

    Ok, you have a float on the sidebar-111, so if you add this custom CSS in your custom CSS area, it will make the background cover the recent posts area too.

    #sidebar-111 {
      float: none !important;
    }
    Thread Starter Brad Z

    (@brad-z)

    innuvo, this worked perfectly. Thank you, kindly!

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