A few footer questions
 

Hello guys I have a few footer related questions. I am trying to add our SSL Certificate logo in the footer which I am able to do but the footer height is not adjusting to fit it and it is cutting off the remaining links, payments logos and copyright details. How can I adjust the height to fit some logos graphics in this area?

Re: A few footer questions
 

You can post a link of your web site and someone using Firebug can tell you for sure, but in many of the skins, that is controlled by the #footer height, and the #content-container padding-bottom css settings.

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Re: A few footer questions
 

Thank you, here is a link: I would like to add my SSL cert logo and a few other graphics above the bottom copyright text

http://www.apexdefenseusa.com/

Re: A few footer questions
 

You can use Firefox + Firebug to look at css. It will be very difficult to make modifications with out it.

The css that imapacts this:
#footer .box {height: 100px;}
#footer {height: 100px;}
#content-container { padding-bottom: 100px;}

You can use Webmaster mode to find out which templates to modify to add html.

You can look at the on-line documentation for guidance, as well as tutorials that Totaltec (Mike White) has developed to help you get started - http://forum.x-cart.com/showthread.php?t=62810

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Re: A few footer questions
 

Thank you so much for that help but this has raised another issue!

I managed to expand the height of the footer by adjusting those CSS variables and I edited the templates to add the images. It fits and looks good but the problem is that the added height of the footer not cuts off IMPORTANT buttons on the checkout page on INTERNET EXPLORER but works on FireFox Namely the UPDATE button after the user enters their address. None of my customers can process orders! To see what I am talking about here is a link

http://www.apexdefenseusa.com/cart.php?mode=checkout

Re: A few footer questions
 

You can use the developer tools in Internet Explorer to look at the css, similar to how you use Firebug with Firefox.

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