How to remove or cover white gap after apply Gradient in Foot Area
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Hi there,
Holiday greetings.
Last time we got guidance on how to add gradient in footer area by CSS code. it works perfectly: https://xtemos.com/forums/topic/footer-area-color-in-gradient/
but there is a white border below the footer if you scroll to the bottom. (refer to enclosed screen shot, also links in private message)
Can you help to have a look and guide us how to remove that?
Thank you.
kind regards,
Luie
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Hello,
I could not identify any white gap in the footer area as mentioned. However, I noticed a fatal error on your site. Please address this issue and let us know if you require further assistance.
See Screenshot for clarification:
https://ibb.co/Q9xp6wc
Best Regards
Hi Aizaz,
Thanks for the quick response. We solved the fatal error, and now the white gap is exposed for checking~
kind regards,
Luie
Hello,
Sorry to hear about the inconvenience. Kindly, please share your Site WP-ADMIN Login details in the Private Content field so that we can check this concern on your Site and help you out accordingly.
Best Regards
Thanks, and pls find the login in private message.
Hello,
Your issue has been resolved. To address it, navigate to Edit Footer with Elementor, select the Bottom Container, and remove the bottom margin. Please review your site and confirm if the issue is resolved.
Best Regards
Thank you for the careful checking, yes it is because of the padding/margin, now solved.
Wish you all the best in new year 2025.
Can close the ticket now:)
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