how to put items BELOW footer?

is this even possible?

Is it not possible to just insert the code for the Google ads at the bottom of your footer.php file?

it kindof worked…but the thin black bars of the footer on either side of the the entry are acting wonky as you can see.

it’s the “China Red” template that i’m using.

The lines on either side of the footer look fine to me (i use Opera). Maybe you’d be better aligning the Google ads horizontally?

hi.

trying to still sort this.

i want to completely get rid of the lines below the footer (below the end of the rounded box, if that makes sense). meaning – no thin black line where the google adwords appear.

is this possible with this template: china red? i hope?

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have you tried inserting the code inside of your footer tags? reason i ask, when i look at your code, the ads fall outside of your <div id="footer"> tags…

the desired visual effect is to get the google ads BELOW the black line of the footer.

putting the ad code within the footer enwraps it all within the entry box, outlined by the thin black line. i’d ideally like to have the google ad info below this entry box/thin black line.

Did you try to put it AFTER the last closing /div and before the closing /body tag?

check out the effect when i do that:

https://www.grapefruitgirl.com/edibles

google_color_border = “FFFFFF”;

Hi moshu,

The footer currently lists the border color as “ffffff”, which equals white. Am I missing something here?

-grapefruitgirl

am i missing something here? am i just making it more complicated than it needs to be?

i just want the black lines BELOW the rounded box of the footer (where the google adwords are) to have a white>no border. but instead there is a black line still showing up.

how can i fix? anyone?

anyone…please?

is this unfixable?

look at your CSS and determine what it is that creates the rounded curve…you’ll have to adjust that, most likely…and you’ll have to put the google code within your footer.php file – because it has the closing body and html tags in it…so, you’ll need to have whatever div tag that creates the corners end before you add the code from google…

grapefruitgirl: You really are making it overcomplicated. Also, the lines aren’t black, they’re gray, which is probably where my confusion was. I don’t see any black lines. ??

But those gray lines are the background image of the page, “kubrickbg.jpg”. It’s repeating along Y for the entire body element.

To get rid of them, you need to eliminate the background. So wrap your ad code after the footer div in another div. Like this:
<div style="background: none">
Google ad code
</div>