I am being asked to put a footer on the bottom of our lms pages that’s the same as the footer on our website with all the various links to organization specific content. I’ve played around with the custom footer but that doesn’t really do it so I guess I have to use the external iframe thingy?? Has anyone done this? Would you be willing to share a few bullets on how to set this up. Would you be willing to share a screen shot of your footer? Thanks!
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Footer on LMS pages
+4Best answer by alekwo
After lot’s of tweaking the footer editor (including replacing the content in the raw HTML using the browser’s “Inspect” mode) I was able to get to what I wanted… not sure why Docebo made it so hard.
+1After lot’s of tweaking the footer editor (including replacing the content in the raw HTML using the browser’s “Inspect” mode) I was able to get to what I wanted… not sure why Docebo made it so hard.
-- Alek Oleszkiewicz - linkedin.com/in/aleko
+2After lot’s of tweaking the footer editor (including replacing the content in the raw HTML using the browser’s “Inspect” mode) I was able to get to what I wanted… not sure why Docebo made it so hard.
Hey
+1Hi
On a high level. I added some text to the editor, then edited the page code in the Developer Console's Document Object Model (DOM) replacing the value containing the text from the editor widget with the HTML code I wanted, and then submitted the form to save the changes. This wasn’t straightforward as the page code made it a bit difficult to find the right element to make the edits, but eventually, it worked.
I’m sorry, I can’t provide you with more details, but I changed jobs and I no longer have access to any working Docebo instance.
You’ll need to work with someone with front-end development skills.
-- Alek Oleszkiewicz - linkedin.com/in/aleko
+2Hi
On a high level. I added some text to the editor, then edited the page code in the Developer Console's Document Object Model (DOM) replacing the value containing the text from the editor widget with the HTML code I wanted, and then submitted the form to save the changes. This wasn’t straightforward as the page code made it a bit difficult to find the right element to make the edits, but eventually, it worked.
I’m sorry, I can’t provide you with more details, but I changed jobs and I no longer have access to any working Docebo instance.
You’ll need to work with someone with front-end development skills.
Wish you all the best - thanks for the help
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