Troubleshooting- not able to edit concrete5 blocks

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I am managing a concrete5 site that I did not build myself. (I normally work in wordpress.) There is a block at the body of the home page that I am not able to edit at all. I was able to edit this block about a year.

I believe the problem is that the footer of the theme is overlaying on the content block. I'm not able to edit the footer or any CSS in the concrete5 dashboard.

Here is the site. I want to edit the 'News' section. As you can see the links are no longer clickable.
http://weareherethefilm

Any thoughts would be much appreciated.

 
hutman replied on at Permalink Reply
hutman
If you login to your site, put it into edit mode, turn on the developer tools, select the #trailer div with the developer tools and "turn off" the height: 1024px; line you should be able to edit your block. You are correct that the footer is sitting over the top of that block.
lizg replied on at Permalink Reply
Hi,

I can't seem to find the developer's tools. I'm in edit mode. Where do I look?

Sorry to such a nube with this. Again, I'm trying to help out with a site I didn't build.

Thanks

Liz
hutman replied on at Permalink Reply
hutman
The Developer Tools is something in your browser, not in Concrete5. If you are using Chrome you can hit F12 to open it.
lizg replied on at Permalink Reply
Yup that allows me to edit the section. Thanks! However, in some browsers it is still very difficult to click on the links in that section.
I'm unable to edit the footer via the dashboard. Any thoughts on fixing this?
hutman replied on at Permalink Reply
hutman
Do you have access to the site files via FTP?
lizg replied on at Permalink Reply
Yes, though I was hoping not to have to go that route. I didn't design the theme, so trying to find where the footer is sized is not ideal. Will I have to re-size the footer? Other options in regards to browser compatibility? I'm concerned this will be an ongoing issue.
hutman replied on at Permalink Reply
hutman
The issue is not with the footer at all, the issue is that the #trailer is set to a fixed height of 1024px and the content inside that div is taller than 1024 so it flows out the bottom which makes the footer sit over the top of it.

All you would need to do is edit the /themes/wearehere/assets/css/main.css on line 153 and comment out height: 1024px and that should fix it. Or if you feel the need to leave the fixed height in there, up it to 1083px which will contain all of the content that is currently in there.
lizg replied on at Permalink Reply
Ah got it! Will try that. Thank you for your help.