Multilanguage footer and issue with menus

Hello Nikhil,

Thank you for your reply 🙂

1. When I create the footer (as if I was creating a new page) I don’t see the “+” sign that allows you to create an alternative page. Where can I do it?
Consider that I’m using the plugin on the Twenty Seventeen theme. I altered the footer.php page use the footer generated with Elementor rather than the one with the widgets.

2. I am using Elementor Free. Altough I can alter the style using css {I created a child theme so all I have to do is altering the css itself}. Problem is that I cannot alterthe texts, but just thebullet points on the left of each link.
I am still investigating on this… Maybe this happens because all the links are into a list <li>?
Also in that case I should be able to alter the text with the css, am I not?

Thank you very much for your help 🙂

• This reply was modified 5 years, 8 months ago by Dion Hulse. Reason: fixing ``

Hi Nikhil,

1. For the translation I’m using Polilang. I can see the flags in the backend page of Header and Footer Elementor but not the “+” sign that allows you to create additional translated contents.

I’d add a screenshot to show it but I don’t know how to upload images on this forum.
I’ve used pasteall to include the images… sorry for the raw solution.
http://pasteall.org/pic/80dd37fd752868e0d92b7d1ad1ec5c16

2. Basically when I add a menu to the footer using Elementor, this appears in a dark grey color, as a dotted list, using the default font in the default size. I’d like to tweak this in order to make this menu more in line with the rest of the page’s style. I don’t see a way to do that or to assign a class that I can tweak using the css.

http://pasteall.org/pic/f3ff9cac4cb7fcdd6704d8ae0a8e70be

Thank you for your help

I would like to add that I also sorted out the menu issue.
The problem is that the menu is a list and css should alter the list itself.
Now… if I want to alter the item in the list I’ll have to define a class and target the “a tag” inside that class {is actually a div that receive the class}.

So basically the css apperas like this:

.classname a {}

Problem is that a list will never have the exact spacing of a text (like the address and phone number).
For this reason I opted to create 4 links to put at the bottom of the page in the footer. The laypout is really nice and seems working fine.

Thank you so much for your precious help! I also learnt something new to this is a win win situation 🙂

Great job in creating this plugin Nikhil… it works really perfectly and sorts out LOTS of problems. Footers are always a pain!

• This reply was modified 5 years, 8 months ago by Madquake.
• This reply was modified 5 years, 8 months ago by Madquake.