Change the footer menu on mobile for Dawn theme

[Lergo]

Hi, 

I would like to change the way the footer appears on my website when logging in on mobile. Currently this is how it is displayed:

I am not entirely sure, how it should be displayed, whether horizontal is better or a collapsible menu. I am open to suggestions. As long as its not in the users' face when they open the website as it is now. Here is the link for reference:

www.lergothelabel.com

[Ollie · Accepted solution]

Hey @Lergo.
 
Thanks for reaching out. 
 
I appreciate that you have let us know which theme you are using for your store as that is very helpful! 
 
Looking into the Dawn theme, you can make changes to the footer of the theme by navigating to the Theme Editor and selecting on the footer section. With that being said, the changes that are made to the desktop version of the store will be applied to the mobile verison of the theme. However, I did want to bring to your attention that you can make a change of coding to the theme to have the menu displayed as you would like on the mobile version. 
 
Since the Dawn theme is designed and supported by Shopify, we can use free design time for Shopify themes to allow our internal teams to make the changes on your behalf. 
 

 
If you are interested in using the design time, you will need to login to your store using the Contact Us page. This will allow us to securely verify you as the store owner before speaking directly with a Support Advisor about the changes you would like to see. 
 
When taking a look at your store today I also noticed that you do not currently have a Favicon set for your website. A Favicon is a small square image that represents a website in web browser tabs. Typically, Favicons feature a logo, the first letter of the company name or simply an image that reflects the specifics of the website it represents. Adding a Favicon to your online store can help strengthen your brand and add a polished look to your website. 
 
Keep in mind that these images are displayed quite small, so it's good to keep in mind that the image you use should be readable at small sizes.
 
Let me know if you have any questions.