Like a document footer, a Web page footer contains information listed at the bottom of the page. The footer is also treated as its own section of the Web page, separate from the header, content and ...

As a sitewide element (head logo is another one already discussed), footer used to be a widely used way to both interlink your own pages and add external sitewide links. It was then so much used and ...

Website footers are often one of the most neglected parts of a webpage. Their position makes many brands think that the content there will be ignored or that it isn’t very important. This might have ...

A website footer may appear in the middle of the Web page and not on the bottom for a number of reasons. One of the most common is that the website content is small and the footer is pushed up to the ...