Assuming a theme is based on modern HTML, the footer content will be in the footer element.
If you combine a body class with footer in CSS, you could likely target these specific pages or posts and hide the footer.
Custom CSS Example only:
body.page-template-type footer {
display:none;
}
That is one method – the other is to create a Child Theme and then create a Page Template that calls a custom footer file.
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Christo
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