Good day, MaximTimeClock@Adrian!
The issue you’re facing with the footer overlapping the content in Joomla 4 is a common one, often related to the CSS styling of the footer. Here are some steps you can take to resolve this:
Check the Footer Position: Ensure that the footer is not set to a fixed position, as this can take it out of the normal document flow and cause overlapping.
Adjust the Margin or Padding: You may need to add sufficient margin or padding to the bottom of your content area to ensure there is space for the footer.
Use a Sticky Footer: If you want the footer to always be at the bottom but not overlap the content when the page content is long, you can use a sticky footer technique.
Clear Floats: If you’re using floats in your layout, make sure to clear them before the footer so that it doesn’t overlap the content.
Here’s an example of CSS that can help prevent the footer from overlapping:
#footer {
position: relative; /* or absolute */
width: 100%;
clear: both;
}
And ensure that your content has enough padding at the bottom:
#content {
padding-bottom: [height of your footer];
}
Replace [height of your footer] with the actual height of your footer.
If these suggestions don’t resolve the issue, it might be necessary to look at the specific code involved. You can also seek further assistance on forums like Stack Overflow or the Joomla community forum where you can share code snippets and get more tailored advice.
Good day, [MaximTimeClock][1]@Adrian!
The issue you’re facing with the footer overlapping the content in Joomla 4 is a common one, often related to the CSS styling of the footer. Here are some steps you can take to resolve this:
Check the Footer Position: Ensure that the footer is not set to a fixed position, as this can take it out of the normal document flow and cause overlapping.
Adjust the Margin or Padding: You may need to add sufficient margin or padding to the bottom of your content area to ensure there is space for the footer.
Use a Sticky Footer: If you want the footer to always be at the bottom but not overlap the content when the page content is long, you can use a sticky footer technique.
Clear Floats: If you’re using floats in your layout, make sure to clear them before the footer so that it doesn’t overlap the content.
Here’s an example of CSS that can help prevent the footer from overlapping:
#footer {
position: relative; /* or absolute */
width: 100%;
clear: both;
}
And ensure that your content has enough padding at the bottom:
#content {
padding-bottom: [height of your footer];
}
Replace [height of your footer] with the actual height of your footer.
If these suggestions don’t resolve the issue, it might be necessary to look at the specific code involved. You can also seek further assistance on forums like Stack Overflow or the Joomla community forum where you can share code snippets and get more tailored advice.
[1]: http://www.maxim-timeclock.com
Last edited 15 March 2024 by jesse628wallick