Hi voicetoons,
Thank you for contacting us!
From your description, it seems you are setting up the footer using the Thim Elementor Kit plugin.
If that is the case, the correct way to control where the custom footer appears is to use a combination of Include and Exclude conditions.
Recommended setup:
1. Add Condition:
Include → Entire Site
2. Add another Condition:
Exclude → Singular / Page → Select the specific pages where you do not want the custom footer to appear.
This ensures your new footer appears everywhere, except on the pages you intentionally exclude.
Best regards,
Brianvu-tp
Understood. Issue is even if we use entire site, singular or select page option it removes the main theme footer on pages.
Hi voicetoons,
Thank you for your reply!
That is correct, whenever you assign a footer created with Thim Elementor Kit to any page (whether it’s Entire Site, Singular, or a specific page), it will replace the default theme footer on those assigned pages.
If you need the default theme footer to remain on certain pages, you can simply exclude those pages in the display conditions so the custom footer won’t replace it.
Best regards,
Brianvu-tp
