Loader::element('footer_required');
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Hi Concrete5 team,
Good day.
I am new to concrete 5 and i am trying to develop a website using concrete5.
But i noticed that the footer of my webpage is missing. Take note that there is no issue with the header.
Please see my codes below:
<head>
<!-- Header -->
<?php
Loader::element('header_required');
?>
<!-- Footer -->
<?php
Loader::element('footer_required');
?>
</body>
Please also check the attached image for further information
Good day.
I am new to concrete 5 and i am trying to develop a website using concrete5.
But i noticed that the footer of my webpage is missing. Take note that there is no issue with the header.
Please see my codes below:
<head>
<!-- Header -->
<?php
Loader::element('header_required');
?>
<!-- Footer -->
<?php
Loader::element('footer_required');
?>
</body>
Please also check the attached image for further information
Do you have any blocks in the (site global) footer? See if it's there in design mode.
Hi Gondwana i hope you're doing fine :)
What do you mean by "any blocks in the (site global) footer"? If i am not mistaken i already have the design mode. Attached screenshots are the output when i click the "pencil" and "plus" icon on the upper-left corner of the webpage.
What do you mean by "any blocks in the (site global) footer"? If i am not mistaken i already have the design mode. Attached screenshots are the output when i click the "pencil" and "plus" icon on the upper-left corner of the webpage.
Hmmm. You're right that clicking the pencil should go into design mode. When you move the mouse over the page content, do the individual blocks and areas get coloured borders around them?
If not (and even if so), I suspect that your theme is interfering with c5's editing. This can be because of conflicting javascript (typically jquery) or greedy CSS selectors. Supporting this theory, I see that some of the elements on your page are placed on top of c5's UI. That ought not happen and indicates a problem with the theme (usually CSS).
If not (and even if so), I suspect that your theme is interfering with c5's editing. This can be because of conflicting javascript (typically jquery) or greedy CSS selectors. Supporting this theory, I see that some of the elements on your page are placed on top of c5's UI. That ought not happen and indicates a problem with the theme (usually CSS).
Yeah you are absolutely right. When i am in design mode i can't even put an HTML tool on my webpage. By the way i downloaded the template on this site
http://www.templatemo.com/tm-497-upper...
http://www.templatemo.com/tm-497-upper...
Those are not native concrete5 templates. They'll need to be adapted to work with concrete5. There's a good video about that at
https://documentation.concrete5.org/developers/designing-for-concret...
I think that video (or page) mentions the CSS z and selector requirements.
https://documentation.concrete5.org/developers/designing-for-concret...
I think that video (or page) mentions the CSS z and selector requirements.
