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# Set up Footer

Go to WordPress Dashboard > Appearance > Header  & Footer Builder > Add new .

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* You name the template you just created, select 'Type of Template' as 'footer,' update it, and start editing with Elementor footer.

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* Edit with Elementor > you edit based on the existing Elementor elements to create the footer you want.

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* &#x20;Alternatively, you can design your own. After you’ve finished designing, click Update .

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## How are Conditions Displayed?

* Choose tab Header Footer & Block and you can add a template that has been created to page.

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* Edit the display of your Header Footer & Blocks Template that can add the created template to the page.

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Click SAVE & CLOSE


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