Hello

You should be able to recreate this element with the following HTML markup...

<a class="scroll-button scrollto" href="#content">

	<i class="fa fa-angle-down"></i>

</a>

Ciarán

Sorry, that doesn't help me. I know the code, but I don't know where to put it.
Also, that just automatically scrolls down the page the second the page is opened.

Hello

This really depends on where you would like the arrow to appear?

Ciarán

Ideally at the "Module Content Bottom-B" position, where the "#content" area ends, to Show the "Module Bottom-1" area, ideally there would be another one which then Shows the "Module Bottom-2" area.


again, the Code you've posted earlier will ony automatically scroll down. the code needs a condition, like the origial code, otherwise it will simply scroll to the end:

<?php if($header_full == '1') { ?>
<a class="scroll-button scrollto" href="#content">
<i class="fa fa-angle-down"></i>
</a>
<?php }?>

Hello

The condition is to check if the header is set to full screen. If you are to use this code elsewhere, you would have real need for it. Using a 'custom' you can add the arrow to the module position of your choice. I would suggest using the CodeMirror editor when handling raw HTML like this.

Ciarán