editing / customizing the footer....

[4evermaat]

I wanted to know how to edit the footer to make it look more like this page here in this screenshot:

Notice how for the text links at the bottom of the page, they list each page individually in columns. Is that something that can be automated in gravstrap? Or do I have to update all the links manually when I add/delete a page on my website? It seems like I would implement a page module for this or some sort of reusable gravstrap section.

I looked in the /pages/common/common.md and I see some footer code there [g-footer-one name="footer" render=false],

but how does gravstrap know to parse some of the navigation links in the footer? I do not see which arguments control the navigation links in footer?

[giansi]

You must add a new twig template to your theme to handle your new footer or, better, add a new shortcode to handle it. If you choose the second option, please consider to add it to Gravstrap and share with others. :-)

[4evermaat]

could you give me an example of each? (twig template and custom shortcode)? I couldn't find the twig template for gravstrap footer that deals with rendering the footer. I see the common.md in the user/pages/common folder.

But the way you wrote your footer, you didn't allow someone to edit it (I cannot remove the breadcrumbs at the bottom. I don't know if this was intentional.

I thought about writing a module component that could be used as a footer. But if the shortcode method is easier, and I can just drop it into any page I need to.....I'll do it.

Sorry if I'm such a bother. I'm not really a programmer. I can understand some code, but i can work from template and when I know which parameters I can change, how they affect the page, etc. I would have worked with the existing footer if I could edit the forced navigation. See screenshot:

where do I go to edit that? I do not see any obvious switch in the common.md file.

[4evermaat]

I see it now in the /plugins/gravstrap/templates/footer/footer_one.html.twig and /plugins/gravstrap/templates/modules/partials/footer_navigation.html.twig . Took me over 10 days to figure it out (I kept looking in the themes folder)!!! Water under the bridge.

I couldn't figure out what was rendering the footer and then I inspected the element very carefully in Chrome browser and it showed me the plugin that had the css. I found it.