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J51 Specialize Template - Footer menu 1

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We put Footer menu on site.
Link under,

http://bestinshowmagazine.com/Joomla/

position foooter 1

We would love to look more like on the photo in attachment , any tips !

It is too wide now.



Font used here is Champagne and Limousine. Thanks for your help.
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From google fonts, Pontano Sans is similar.
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Hi navigo

To start adding the following to the CUstom CSS field within your templates parameters will remove the bullets..

[code type=css]#base .module ul a, #base .module_menu ul a {background:none;}[/code]
The following will remove the indents and menu item padding...

[code type=css]#base .module ul li li a, #base .module_menu ul li li a {padding: 0px 25px;}[/code]
Module widths can be set via your templates paramters. You may need to place a blank module (Custom HTML) between your menu items and social icons.

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Thank you so much.
It looks better.

http://bestinshowmagazine.com/Joomla/

Now I need to play with font and icons :)
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