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How to make Footer responsive

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  • July 23, 2016 at 11:15 am #190080
    stefanravalli
    Member

    My footer looks horrendous on a mobile device. It is a widgetized Genesis footer, but I think its lack of responsiveness in the left and right columns is from the fact that I just copied HTML over from a Beaver Builder column to show a menu of links rather than insert a responsive menu. I cheated like this because it was easier to style the text than figure out how to style a menu widget. If I use HTML in a footer, does it need to be responsive HTML? Is the Widget column itself not innately responsive?

    Curious what I really did wrong though since I am not too experienced with this stuff.

    Site here: http://forwardharmony.com/

    Thanks!

    http://Site here: http://forwardharmony.com/
    July 23, 2016 at 11:25 am #190081
    Victor Font
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    The Genesis footer widget area is responsive, but if you insert HTML without using the corresponding responsive CSS from Beaver Builder, you'll end up with what you got.

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    July 23, 2016 at 3:00 pm #190091
    stefanravalli
    Member

    Thanks Victor, I will look for that. =)

    I am still learning how to really get under the hood of these web design tools and really understand and write code well so any tips on where to find the responsive CSS and how to write it into the code would be helpful.

    Will let you know if I find it though.

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