Socrates footer on column 100% width

[ajdrag1]

Hi. I was wondering how I could change the footer to be one single column, as opposed to 2 or 3 as it exits today. I know I'll have to dabble with the css.
Thanks in advance.

[Dan Nickerson]

Look in footer.php We've commented the code where you can put in html that's full width. That might be your best solution.

[ajdrag1]

Hi Dan...This is the only commented section I see:

<div class="footerContent">
<!-- You can insert text or html here to appear below bottom widget -->
</div>
And the css code for "footerContent" shows:

.footerContent {
clear: both;
}

So I don't think this will do it. I'll have to take the footer.php apart further.

Thanks for the quick reply.

[Dan Nickerson]

Why won't that do what you need?

What do you want to put full width?

Just put the code there... and it will appear full width and you don't have to touch the css.

[ajdrag1]

Where the pages appear now at the bottom of the page, I'd like to put them all in the footer section. I'd like to have them centered as well.

Ok, so is there a way I can take the bottom menu and instead of having pages to the left and the right columns, have them centered in the middle?

Thanks

[ajdrag1]

ok, looks like I have to use the center widget and add "Pages" to it. The only thing I don't like about that is that the pages in the widget do not contain the "no follow" tag like the the navigation section allows the option to. Pity. Perhaps in future revisions, you can add a Center Footer Navigation to the layout navigation section as well.

[Dan Nickerson]

That's going to look very weird, but essentially you would add this to footer.php

<div align="center">
<ul> <?php wp_list_pages('title_li='); ?> </ul>
</div>

Use this as a reference

http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_list_pages

[Dan Nickerson]

In my first response I asked what you wanted to do in that location.. Now that I know you mean navigation that's a completely different answer.

If you want to use the center widget, just create a links menu and you can make those links no follow. Then just add the menu widget to that location.

If you're talking about the footer navigation, then yes you could mess with the css to position it differently

You're the first customer to ever ask for this. Our left and right footer navigations are very popular, and can be balanced quite easily with different links. And those links can be made no follow of course either via wordpress menus or our navigation menus.