Hi!
STOPID is not required, but it can be useful in some scenarios. For example if you have pages with different footer height. If it’s not your case just set Margin Bottom value = your footer height + little padding.
Hi. Ok. I used “commentform” as a stop ID and so all the widgets stop before the comment and plugin works great.
However, for pages without commment form (ie: blog) the the widget goes all the way down to the bottom of page and super impose over footer.
I’m just looking to fix that.
Ah! I see what you mean about the margin bottom. Problem solved. Thanks!
Excellent!
A few words about STOPID. You can use any html element “id” attribute value as STOPID. Like you did with commentform. When it comes to the footer area some theme developers may set an id for footer container, some not… First you have to check out – is there an id. The easiest way – Developer Tools in Chrome. Right click on the page footer, then select “Code view CTRL+SHIFT+I” from dropdown. In source code select top level footer container and look for an id. If found, copy and paste it. If not – that’s a problem. Sometimes you can add id manually (not recommended for ordinary users). Sometimes you can use other footer elements id – for example footer widget id.
So, finding footer id is not straitforward task. It depends on theme source code and reqiured basic html knowledge…
