Mr Robville

Thank you for the fast feedback. I’m really happy to hear that this is being addressed.

I managed to find a workaround by abandoning the category system and using tags instead. Adding the code

tag='tagslug'

This seems to work. I’ll mark the topic as resolved though this is more of a workaround instead of a fix.

Yes, that fixed it, thanks again! You saved me a headache.

Ah yes! that seems to have done the trick. Thank you very much.

The footer still doesn’t seem to go 100% of the site’s width. The left side is on the correct location, but the right side needs to be positioned sideways against the edge of the blue content block above.
Would you happen to know how to solve this as well?

Oh, that’s an annoying error that pops up sometimes. The site should be running again now.

Forgive me for asking, but would you know how to add this code to the @media queries? My experience is a bit limited when it comes to these scripts. I can’t seem to find how to implement this min height in there.

Could be that the website shows fine on actual phones since the page height probably exceeds the phone’s screen height.
However, when you view the website’s responsive effect in a browser on a PC from which it’s monitor height resolution exceeds the site’s content height, you’ll see that the footer gravitates towards the content field, causing a huge gap below the footer.

Here you can see what I mean:
https://i.imgur.com/YoiTx26.png

What’s marked with the red cross is the gap I mean.
Only in the maximized version of the site on a PC the footer sticks to the bottom.

Ah yes, that did the trick! Thanks a lot!

There’s still the issue with the footer jumping up unfortunately.
My guess is that this issue is related to the small resolutions on smartphones, where the browser height can’t extend further than where the footer is located. Because my monitor allows further stretching of the browser window, I guess this allows the gap below the footer to exist since it simply doesn’t account for tall resolutions.
Still though, it’s a noticeable issue on PC that needs fixing.

Ah the code now seems to work. Apparently it had to be placed below all items within the .art-footer bracket. I first had placed right below

background: url(‘images/footer.png’) scroll;

Now that it’s at the bottom, the background image stretches.
Thanks a lot!

Yes that’s one of the code I tried. As you can see right now on the website, I’ve added this bit below the .art-footer bracket but there doesn’t seem any change.

For the sticky footer, as you can see, as soon as the browser window goes smaller than 1000px width (where the responsive functionality kicks in), the footer jumps up against the content. This is most noticeable on the welcome page. I need this footer to remain down in tablet and smartphone mode like it does when the browser window is maximized.
Right now there’s a huge gap underneath the footer in tablet and phone view.

Hi, thanks a lot for your reply.
The problem with the footer is, I’ve read almost every article that explains how to use a sticky footer, and these methods seem to apply to the base theme layout where the footer works accordingly. But there’s something within the responsive part that ignores this and I can’t seem to figure out what exactly creates this behavior or which code I need to change. All of the sticky footer tutorials seem to use very basic templates to work from. They are also meant for fixed height footers which doesn’t apply to this one since the content can stack.

With the background I’ve tried a couple css properties including the one you linked, but frustratingly enough the changes either don’t seem to work or the whole background image simply vanishes. I must be doing something wrong.

Ladies and gentlemen, we got him.
There was a 1 without quotations located behind the footer bit within single-portfolio.php of the portfolio magic plugin. Everything now works properly.
A thousand times thank you.

I found the main index template file as it’s referred to. Still, no sign of “1”. I’m browsing through some other files in that list as well but none contain it. Could it be possible that it’s some kind of inline bit that a plugin adds?

Hi, thanks a lot for your reply.
I’ve checked both the index.php within the WP root folder as within the theme’s root folder but unfortunately there’s no sight of this dreadful 1.
Both php files are about 20 lines of code. Could it be I checked the wrong index.php?