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  • Hello,

    The problem is with your theme,
    Please take a look at

    https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/wp_footer

    According to wordpress theme design guidelines

    Always have wp_footer() just before the closing </body>
    tag of your theme, and also, make sure all opened tags are closed before wp_footer() or you will break many plugins, which
    generally use this hook to reference JavaScript files.

    So Make sure, in
    Apperance >> Editor

    Footer.php

    the <?php wp_footer(); ?> is placed just before the </body> tag.

    Hi,

    I have the same problem. <?php wp_footer(); ?> is placed just before the </body> tag. Do you know what could be the problem? I’m considering buying the premium version, seeing as I want to put the icons in vertical, but I want to be certain it works first.

    You can find my website at interieurtips.

    I hope you can help.

    Hello,

    All html tags needs to be closed before the wp_footer function. So make sure all html tags are closed, Consult your designer for this… If you need help from our designers, just drop as an email at our website.

    Hello,
    Thanks for responding to my question. It didn’t work, although every tag was/is closed. However, somehow I couldn’t resist buying the Premium version since I wanted the icons to be vertical anyway. Now the icons are floating on the right side of my website, and are visible. However, they aren’t at the right as I want them to be: they are floating like 5 cm to the left (don’t know whether I’m explaining it clearly enough, please visit my website to see what I mean).

    Can you tell me how I can put the icons at the right? (for example like they’ve got at the website voor-thuis.nl ).

    Hello,

    When we check with console, or firebug on firefox, the tool to check source code and tag opening and closing issues, it looks like 2 div tags are still closing just after the wp_footer or it may not closing, so add 2 div closing
    </div></div>

    Just before the closing wp_footer

    Hope this helps

    Hello,

    It worked, great, thanks! Is it possible for it to be fixed (just like on the website I mentioned)? Now it keeps on moving when you scroll. I would like for it to stay put so that it’s less ‘bouncy’.

    Its all because of your theme issue, please consult a great designer or let us know via our website and we will fix it for you.

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