Goal: change Sense theme’s mobile footer from a single vertical list to two side-by-side columns (or alternatively use dropdown menus) to reduce scrolling.
Key proposals:
CSS approach (Assets > base.css): at max-width: 749px, set .footer .grid to display:flex and size .footer-block.grid__item to ~45% width, with first/last blocks at 100%. A result image was shared showing two columns.
Template edit (footer.liquid): replace the footer block rendering with simplified heading and list output for menus. This is a structural change and may affect theme behavior.
Centering columns: add CSS to center .footer-block–menu headings/links. A likely typo in the posted selector (“.footer-blo ck”) may explain why it didn’t work.
Dropdown option: advised to follow a prior tutorial; applicability to Dawn theme and exact placement were asked but not answered.
Outcomes/issues:
OP expressed thanks; centering and dropdown attempts didn’t take effect for them.
Another user reported the code made their footer disappear.
Status: unresolved/ongoing. Needs corrected selectors, theme-specific verification (Sense vs Dawn), and clearer guidance for dropdown implementation. Images are central to understanding the intended and resulting layouts.
Currently using Sense theme and the mobile footer only displays the footer menus in one vertical column. I would like it to be two columns (side by side). Does anyone know a CSS code I can add to this section?