I’ve read the only post here about this topic but it doesn’t answer my question per se. How do you make a flexible width footer in Freeway Pro 6.x? Please tell me that they addressed this feature and there is now a much easier way. Thanks!
There’s the inline construction method. This is the easiest method I know,
see? thebigerns.com
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Ernie Simpson
On Wed, Apr 17, 2013 at 4:55 PM, Doren email@hidden wrote:
I’ve read the only post here about this topic but it doesn’t answer my
question per se. How do you make a flexible width footer in Freeway Pro
6.x? Please tell me that they addressed this feature and there is now a
much easier way. Thanks!
Thank you! Wow, that is still pretty confusing. I thought someone would have made an Action or SoftPress would have built it in. It’s been such a popular design element for the past couple years. Bummer. I’ll give that method a try. Does anyone know of anything else? Thanks!
Thank you, but I’ve tried that & it didn’t work. I just tried again and it still didn’t work. Perhaps my Page is not defined properly? Why is this so difficult for me? LOL
LOL, Yes that’s the box I thought you were referring to. Figures. What are your Page settings? I’m also trying to do this on a Master page. Do you think that’s the issue? Would kinda defeat the purpose if so. I also would like my site centered. So maybe with these criteria it’s not possible? Thanks!
That’s just my domain I used, it has nothing to do with what I’m trying to do. That’s just a place I hosted the 2 screenshots. What you’re seeing is actually an old GoDaddy page.
Well, that defeated the purpose. I think I found the issue. If I set my page Width to Flexible it works, but the Align will no longer Center. Any other thoughts? I may have to do what Ernie suggested, but, honestly, I’m totally lost.
Thanks David. Question then. If you go the inline route how in the word do you still have a drag-n-drop palette? I looked at the inline method again and could no longer see where I could simply move stuff around willy-nilly within my page. Is that true?