6 Footer

[Clara Zellinger]

TheHTML element represents a footer for its nearest ancestor sectioning content or sectioning root element. A typically contains information about the author of the section, copyright data or links to related documents.

Prior to the release of Safari 13, the contentinfo landmark role was not properly exposed by VoiceOver. If needing to support legacy Safari browsers, add role="contentinfo" to the footer element to ensure the landmark will be properly exposed.

Prior to the release of Safari 13, the contentinfo landmark role was not properly exposed by VoiceOver. If needing to support legacy Safari browsers, add role=\"contentinfo\" to the footer element to ensure the landmark will be properly exposed.

The Site uses a custom header and footer. After copying my html/css from the older site, everything looks fine in edit mode. However, when previewing the draft or viewing the published site in live mode, the footer disappears.

I thought it might have been something in my html or css so I created a brand new enterprise site, selected custom footer and used the default html example. Same result. Everything displays normally in edit mode, but the footer disappears when viewing the published site in live mode.

Is there some solution for this issue, please?

I found this note on the ArcGIS Hub Changelog (9 November 2021): "Fixed custom footer missing on Enterprise sites (10.9.1)"

Is this note relevant for resolution of this issue?

We have the same issue. The footer is not showing and cannot be added, although it shows in the editing mode. We are about to build an entire project webpage on sites in Enterprise. Let's hope the problem will be solved soon.

I have mistakenly placed a lot of content in the "Footer" section instead of the "Page" section. I am hoping there is a way to move that content from the footer section to the page section without having to delete it and start over?

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I did the 'select all' command from my keyboard and this copied all of the elements from my footer section. Then I pasted it into a new section in the page. Everything copied exactly as I had done it in the footer ? much quicker than starting over again!

Thanks @JadeCreative7! I tried this too and it worked great. I had somehow done the same and accidentally clicked 'edit footer' and then spent hours designing page sections in the footer by accident. Thank goodness that by clicking copy & paste on the content you can paste all the content with designs into a new section ?

HI, I am creating a workflow that generates Automated letters(PDFs) capturing data from Excel data fields. For letters, I would need the footer in a particular format (3 paragraphs 3 different in columns, attached screenshot with required format), any suggestions please

You can definitely make this happen. This may sounds odd, but I typically don't use the Header or Footer tools in the Reporting category. Why? because there's nothing in those tools that can't be done with other Reporting tools and any layout field can be used as a header or footer field. I bring this up because what I recommend is that you build the footer using the other Reporting tools and the Render tool can use it all the same.

In the Render tool configuration, there's a setting just below where you set the Footer field to set "Header/Footer Edge Distance (points)" increase this value to move the footer from the bottom edge.

basically I set the footer height to 0 in my paginated report and now I cannot seem to edit the footer in any way. @v-henryk-mstf kindly reached out and instructed me to navigate to the page setup section, find the page properties button, and within the page tab there I could edit the footer height. However, I couldn't seem to find what was referred to in some of the steps. I assumed that the pane in the image below was the page setup section:

I cannot seem to click on the footer directly. I add the footer in, click on the line between the report body and the gray area (where the footer should be), but can only seem to get the properties pain (first image) to show "Body" or "Report". Maybe there is another page setup section with a page properties button I am missing or something, but I am genuienely confused at how to figure this one out. Any more ideas?

I had the same issue. I opened the .rdl file with a text editor, searched for tag and increased the value. After doing that and reopening the report with Report Builder you will be able to see the footer and adjust it manually.

Hello.

I made a short application survey and I added a text with some hyperlinks and a logo (image) in the footer via Look &Feel -> General-> Footer. It was all saved with a message title in a group library. Now I want to edit some sentences and remove the logo-image but I can't find the message back. I tried to find it in the Message Library (empty) or in Look &Feel itself but there's no trace whatsoever.

Making a new footer message isn't really an option because if I can't find it back to edit, then what's the use. besides I want to delete older footer messages as well, but that sees impossible as well (no delete option).

Is there anybody who can help me out?

Sincerely,

Ryan

The only place where that footer would be available for viewing is within Look & Feel of the survey it was set up in! It sounds like the message was also saved in a Group Library, so it might be worth checking all available libraries to see if the message is in a different library than the one being referenced!

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Reason for question was that Guil demonstrated 'margin-top: auto' technique in a content , that puts element to the footer of the div and stick it there, but for the sticky footer he applied another technique, hence the question: why not just 'margin-top: auto'?

Using that, the footer doesn't reach the bottom of the viewport/window for me. I'd still need to make the body a flex container, at which point, I might as well just add the other flex properties to it and be done with it.

You could use the margin-top: auto; on the .main-footer instead of the flex: 1; on the .row elements to kind of 'snap' the footer to the bottom, in a similar manner to how Guil suggested you could use the margin-right: auto on the logo or first nav elements at the top to get them to stick to left.

The other thing that might confuse people with Guil's use of the term 'sticky' is that sometimes people think of that being 'fixed' to the bottom, or at least fixed once people start scrolling downwards or something.

Our company relocated a little while ago. When we updated the address in our email templates, we noticed that the changes were applied to new emails using the templates, but when we approved older emails using the templates, the address was not changed. The problem seems to be that address is within a mktEditable or Editable class tag.

In a post shared with me by Marketo Support, it said I could dissociate the HTML from the mktoEditable class, so that the update can be made across all our emails, however, in another document ( -blogs/marketo-success-series-email-templates/ba-p/314007) it was pointed out that: "only text that has been defined in a mktoText module will carry over into the text version of your email. This means if you have items in places such as your footer that you want to have show up in the text version by default, you will need to make it an editable area even if you have no plans to edit something like your corporate mailing address."

So it seems there is no way to have an address footer in an email template if we (1) want to only update the address in the email template if it changes again (vs. all the emails using the template individually) and (2) want it to show up in the text version of our emails.

How do other people populate their company address in email template footers? Do most not worry about the text versions of the emails? This seems like a basic function Marketo should be able to handle (and maybe I'm missing something), but Marketo Support simply suggested adding this as a new product idea.

Well, if you have content in an editable module, then post updating your templates, you'd have to remove the stale module and re-add it in each email asset that's using the template. The idea is that an editable module in your email can actually already have email-specific content so the template update will never overwrite that. For non-editable modules, however, the content gets updated in all email assets once you approve them after updating and approving the email template. Snippets are best suited for places like the footer. They combine the best of both worlds i.e., offer the flexibility of having an editable module and one-click updates to all assets using it. Check out these product documentation articles on snippets: Create a Snippet and Approve a Snippet with No-Draft.

I am writing a fantasy story with some terms I made up. I want to have footnote explanations to those terms on the same page that they initially occur. Is there another medium or format which I should utilize for my goal?

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