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Hi,
I'm using the Maya template and I am having a little difficulty understanding how to make a footer menu as you show in the image provided. Can you direct me to how to set it the menu in this fashion? Is there a specific CSS to apply to the module? Thanks in advance
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Hello Danneel
I would say that this is not a footer menu, but a normal module that is displayed on a template position. E.g. Position base1a or base 2b, ... / Which module that is depends on what you want to represent...
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footer-1 or footer-2 are exactly such module positions as all others. The footer menu is an extra position that is displayed horizontally....
see the screenshot:
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Is there a way to create a footer menu like that in the footer-1 or footer-2 positions?
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