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I do not know CSS very well at all however I have a wordpress site and I need to disable this silly scroll to top button
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div class=”footer” multilinks-noscroll=”true”>
When I use firebug and change it to display:none; it clears that silly button for me..
What would be the custom css I need to add to the site to disable this permanent? This seems like it should be so easy, however everything I try… nothing works.
Please Help!
We’d need to see the site.
http://shop.khfireworks.ca/?product_cat=cakes
scroll to top button at the bottom doesn’t seem to work right in google chrome. it overlaps the page numbers. it seems to work fine in all other browsers. I’ve been asked to just remove the scroll to top button.
The simplest solution is just to remove the node element from the HTML
<div class="topbutton" id="w2b-StoTop" style="display: block;"></div>
Or you could just increase the top padding on the footer to ensure there is no overlap.
It’s about 20px at the moment…make it say, 60px.
sorry. didn’t realize 1/2 my code was missing from the initial post.
was finally able to figure out what file was putting this code in all the pages. simply adding a before the button made it appear right in chrome. added a little extra space in other browsers.. but no big deal.
this works for the client.. thanks!