Make Your Multi Column "Blog Footer" Responsive |  |
| Make Your Multi Column "Blog Footer" Responsive Posted: 17 Aug 2015 08:25 AM PDT  In this tutorial you will learn how to convert your three Column footer into a responsive and auto-adjusting footer wrapper by creating separate stylesheet for different device breakpoints. Your blog footer could be a single column, 2 column, 3 or even 4 column, it may contain multiple rows and columns but the idea behind mobile optimized layouts is a simple concept which if understood would make it really simple for you to play around all elements on your blog and make them mobile responsive. I am sharing below the tutorial for blogger blogs but this methodology can be applied across all platforms. We have already learned how to mobilize Blog header and content area and now we need to play around the footer. Lets get to work then! Read more »           |
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I hope you have now learnt the basic steps required to make a layout responsive. You have already learned how to create a responsive stylesheet using CSS3 media queries and choosing the right breakpoints. Now you just need to start making each section fluid by creating separate stylesheet for each section and then adding these styles to the correct breakpoints or ZONES. We have already discussed how to make header widgets responsive and now we will discuss ways to create a mobile stylesheet for Content area which includes your Blog Posts column and Sidebar Column. Lets get to work!
Now when you are prepared with the core basics of how to use CSS3 Media Queries to design responsive blogger templates, its time to start with the header and then move towards content section, then sidebar and finally the footer. In default Blogspot Templates the Header consists of mostly two wide widget sections where the first section includes Blog Logo while the second section contains space for your Header Menu. In Custom templates the first Header widget section is further divided into two sub-sections which floats to left and right sides. The left section contains your Blog Logo Image or Title/Description and the right section is often a HTML/JavaScript widget where you can add any advertisement banner or content you may like. 
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