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1 1
Welcome to our last section 2
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we need to build for our website, the footer. 3
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Every website has a footer 4
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and it's like the conclusion of your website, 5
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where the user can find additional information 6
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about a website or a company. 7
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So this is most simple footer ever, 8
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but simple is in many cases a good solution, 9
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and this the footer has two navigations. 10
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One for less important links, like About Us 11
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or a link to a blog, and one for social media 12
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on the right side. 13
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In a more complex website, 14
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the footer usually repeats the main navigation, 15
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but that's not necessary in our case. 16
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We don't need more than this. 17
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So in this last section, 18
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there are not many new things to learn, 19
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but we keep practicing. 20
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So we'll learn how to build a simple but effective footer, 21
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and a cool way of using social icons on a webpage. 22
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So, for the footer, HTML actually 23
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has another special element just for that, 24
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and as you can imagine it's called Exactly Footer. 25
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So, first, as always, we need a new row here, 26
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so a row, and now, as I told you before, 27
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we will have two navigations inside of this row. 28
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And so we have a column for each of those, 29
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because we want them side by side. 30
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So I will create two columns here. 31
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So column and span one of two. 32
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And this is for one of the navigations 33
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and then for the second navigation, 34
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the social media navigation. 35
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So as before, we're gonna use an ordered list 36
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in order to build that navigation. 37
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And I'm gonna call this one footer nav. 38
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And so let's see what we need to include 39
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into this navigation. 40
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Because we actually have it right here. 41
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So the first link will be to About Us. 42
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And again, it points nowhere, so About Us. 43
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And now just duplicate this 44
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and blog 45
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press IOS app, 46
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and I need to duplicate it once again, 47
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so Android app. 48
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All right, and now we need another navigation 49
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to include links to Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus, 50
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and Instagram, because those are the accounts Omnifood uses. 51
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So again, an unordered list, 52
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and this one will be called social links. 53
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So. 54
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Now what we need here, we will obviously 55
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not write Facebook or Twitter. 56
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What we want here is an icon for that. 57
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So you already know where we get those, and it's right here. 58
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As I showed you, we have some social icons down here. 59
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So here's the first for Facebook. 60
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So i class 61
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and it's easy as this. 62
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So I'm duplicating it three times 63
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and now one for Twitter. 64
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The next one is for Google Plus, 65
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and one last for Instagram. 66
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And here we go. 67
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So these are our navigations. 68
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And now we usually have a paragraph as well, 69
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where we have for instance some fancy text 70
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about copyright or something like that. 71
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And so let's include another row here, 72
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where we can put some text. 73
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And in here, as I said, I will put just a paragraph, 74
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and we can write something like copyright, 75
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and then we use a nice symbol as well, which is called copy, 76
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you'll have obviously seen this in many places. 77
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So it's the copyright symbol, then 2015 by Omnifood. 78
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Of course this is not the case because Omnifood 79
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is not a real company, but it's just to show you 80
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what this usually looks like. 81
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So Omnifood created this in 2015, and it's their website. 82
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All right. 83
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So we can now check what this looks like in the browser 84
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on our webpage, and we see our new section down here. 85
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So this looks of course a little weird, 86
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because it comes with the link styling we defined before. 87
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So the style of this is like this right now, 88
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because it's the generic link styling 89
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that we defined before. 90
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So we have to change this, 91
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and we have to format all of this, 92
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and put these links side by side, 93
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and we're gonna do all of this in the next lecture.
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