This section covers particular elements like menu, call to action (CTA), legal content (privacy policy, terms, and conditions, cookie policy, etc.), general content (blogs, knowledge base, FAQs, etc.), and a lot more.
The unique point about WordPress footers is that they are always placed at the bottom of the page.įooter is static and appears on every web page of your site. If you scroll down to the bottom of your web page, you will see a section that includes links, contact information, copyright disclaimers, etc. We do the same thing, we double-click the header area, we press Ctrl+A to select everything inside there.Īnd then we drag that right indent marker about an inch from the edge of the page.Īnd when we’re done, we double-click the rest of the document, and there we’ve changed the margin of the header as well.įor any additional help you may need on margins, check out the course summary at the end of this course.The word “Foot” gives an idea of what WordPress footers are. Now, what if we need to change the header? You can change the header margin too. We’ll double-click the normal area of the document to get out of the footer editing mode and our page numbers are in the right place.Īnd you'll see that those are repeated on each page of this document here. Well, we double-click the footer area and that makes the footer the active portion of the document that we’re editing.Īnd, to change the margin, we’re going to press Ctrl+A to select all the content in the footer and then we’re going to drag this right indent marker, about an inch from the page.Īnd there. How do we change the margin of this footer so that this page number is in the right place? How do we get this page number over there? We were used to seeing page numbers nestled in the right-hand corner of a page like this. in the lower right of the page, we have got our page number here.
In a previous video, we changed our margins so that the right margin is fairly wide.īut take a look at what happened to this document.ĭown here. Now we're going to change margins for your headers and footers.
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