I would like to add a footnote on every question of the survey with a phone number and an URL address for respondents
whenever they feel like they need more information. It would be paler (if possible) and centered.
Since I do not know how the template coding language works (or whatever how you call it), it would be very appreciated if I knew exactly what to copy and paste in the template.
1) You need to place the new HTML outside of the Twig comment tag:
Code:
{#
Add your footer in this file.
You will need to add custom CSS to make this work, for example, the following
should work for a bottom-aligned footer in all browsers that properly support
flex:
body {
padding-bottom: 0; /* no bottom padding, footer should be bottom aligned */
padding-top: 60px;/* now is redefine in JS to fit any title length */
flex-direction: column; /* article, then footer */
display: flex; /* flex, to extend the content to full size */
min-height: 100vh; /* full height, to bottom-align footer */
}
body > article {
flex: 1; /* the main article should use as much space as possible */
}
#}
<div style="background:blue; color:white; text-align:center">My second div</div>
2) You need to add the following CSS rules to your theme custom.css file as indicated in that Twig file:
Code:
body {
padding-bottom: 0; /* no bottom padding, footer should be bottom aligned */
padding-top: 60px;/* now is redefine in JS to fit any title length */
flex-direction: column; /* article, then footer */
display: flex; /* flex, to extend the content to full size */
min-height: 100vh; /* full height, to bottom-align footer */
}
body > article {
flex: 1; /* the main article should use as much space as possible */
}
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