[theme-reviewers] wp_footer() placement - [#1221:THEME:PencilDraw]

[Edward Caissie]

I'd like to see an absolute solution to this as well ... with the current
design I use in Desk Mess Mirrored, to place wp_footer() immediately before
</body> cause the theme to "break" as I have not found a way to extend the
bottom graphic to include any content displayed via "injection" into
wp_footer() without having wp_footer() in a CSS container that I can apply a
background to.

I'm not thrilled with my solution, but I have yet to find one that works any
other way ... I'm open to suggestions if anyone has any.

I can accept wp_footer() as the last "code" element in a theme before
</body> ... and generally will go forward with that premise if the theme
design (in default installation setup) merits it. This is also an exception
to the rule so to speak.


Cais.


On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 2:19 PM, Simon Prosser <pross at pross.org.uk> wrote:

> you missed what i was saying phil ;)
>
> IF there was a filter in core for wp_footer (there isnt currently) a
> theme author could leave wp_footer() where it should be..at the bottom,
> and add an action/filter to where he thinks stuff might have to go..to
> not break his theme...see what i mean now? then when a plugin does
> apply_filter wp_footer...instead of going to the bottom and making the
> theme look like crap, the authors filter picks it up and dumps it out
> nicely in the div of choice.
>
> On 10/07/10 19:08, Philip M. Hofer (Frumph) wrote:
> > eh? not sure you understood, if the code is inside div's in the footer
> > area and the wp_footer(); is inside of it, there's no filtering of
> > that;  and the CSS for the div's are set to absolutes or something
> > design specific then it simply will not allow the coding for the
> > injected advertisement to display; among other things
>
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