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  • #157117
    Robert JonesRobert Jones
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    Hello I just updated from healing touch 2015 to the 2020 version.

    The fonts of the default footer are not quite the same on the new version. They are Larger, spaced further apart and don’t have the thin underline under the headings.

    Not sure what the font was because it was not shown in the old version.

    How do I get the new version foot fonts and spacing to be like the old one?

    I’ve included a image having the old version on the bottom new on tom for comparison.

    Thanks

    #157124
    Sonl SinhaSonl Sinha
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    Hi,

    Kindly show us your website URL please?

    Regards,
    Dave

    #157134
    Robert JonesRobert Jones
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    jonesvision.rocks

    just a test site getting the hang of the theme.

    #157136
    Sonl SinhaSonl Sinha
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    Hi,

    Kindly go to Appearance >> Customize >> Basic >> Scroll down to find Custom CSS and paste there:

    #footer .footercols4 h3 { font-weight:400; margin-bottom:20px; padding-bottom:20px;}
    .footer-blog-posts ul li { margin-bottom:0;}
    .footmenu li { margin-bottom:9px;}
    #footer .footercols4 h3::after { height:1px;}

    Regards,
    Dave

    #157141
    Robert JonesRobert Jones
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    Thanks for the help! Now just need to fix that white 1/2 underline of the heading and change the heading Fonts.

    See how the underline circled in red is grey and is centered with the text above it. The new version the underlines turned white and are not centered.

    #157210
    Sonl SinhaSonl Sinha
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    Hi,

    Kindly go to Appearance >> Customize >> Basic >> Scroll down to find Custom CSS and paste there:

    #footer .footercols4 h3::after {
        background-color: #404040;
        width: 100%;
    }

    If you want to change footer title font family>

    Kindly go to Appearance >> Customize >> Basic

    See screenshot below:
    https://imgur.com/a/iy3qkoY

    Regards,
    Dave

    #157246
    Robert JonesRobert Jones
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    Thanks again.

    I had made my own custom appointment form on its own page before but i see you now have a inline form and blue floating click me boxes for other things.

    What I don’t see is a easy way to change these. Maybe I want those floating boxes to be a darker blue, or put in links to a page etc.

    #157318
    Sonl SinhaSonl Sinha
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    Hi,

    Kindly go to pages >> Home Page >> Edit with Elementor >> and change/edit each section there.

    Regards,
    Dave

    #157355
    Robert JonesRobert Jones
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    Yes about 10 minutes after I asked I started fooling around with elementor. And found I could edit many things there. Just takes a bit getting use to jumping around to edit in different areas of wordpress, the theme, plug ins and eliminator.

    I’m getting the hang of it.

    I don’t quite understand the header under the header. To me the header is the part that your logo is in but there was also another header which was a blue graphic that was below the actual “what I can a header” so it was like two headers one with the company logo and menu drop downs and just a long wide graphic under it taking up 2x the space.

    The fonts on the 4 foot columns can be controlled via the theme but the 4th one (with company name, email on far left) had to be changed via css. I ended up changing it to a (i hope unused) H5 font so then the them can control it in the fonts section.

    I’m thinking because I started this site using the 2015 version of the theme. What should I have done in order for the theme to control ALL four footer areas?

    #157485
    Sonl SinhaSonl Sinha
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    Hi,

    Do you want add h5 tag instead of h3 in the footer colunm 1?

    Regards,
    Dave

    #157511
    Robert JonesRobert Jones
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    I don’t know what I want as I did not understand why all the other footers could be controlled by the theme except the one of the far left, it had a mind of its own. Had to use CSS to change things.

    I opened its text and the fonts were set to “Paragraph” But I noticed on the fonts menu it had h1 through H6?

    So i set it to H5 just thinking maybe H5 is not used elsewhere and I would be able to control the font of that section via the H5 fonts area of the theme. It worked but Would have rather had all 4 columbs be controlled vs one area vs two.

    #157748
    Sonl SinhaSonl Sinha
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    Hi,

    If you want to control the footer by using theme control?

    Kindly go to Appearance >> Customize >> Footer >> Edit footer

    Regards,
    Dave

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