Change the Divi Bottom Footer Color

Written by Dan Mossop

Normally the Divi Theme sets the color of the bottom footer to be a slightly darker shade of the main footer. If you’d like to take control of the bottom footer color and set it to something else, you can just use CSS similar to the following:

#footer-bottom { background-color: #ff0000 !important; } 

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4 Comments

  1. Thanks for the code

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  2. Where do you paste this text?

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  3. Tried to change the footer background color in the theme for 30 minutes and never did get it to work.
    Used your CSS code and got it changed in less than 1 minute.
    Thanks for the Help!

    Reply

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4 Comments

  1. Thanks for the code

    Reply
  2. Where do you paste this text?

    Reply
  3. Tried to change the footer background color in the theme for 30 minutes and never did get it to work.
    Used your CSS code and got it changed in less than 1 minute.
    Thanks for the Help!

    Reply

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