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8th Nov '22
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How to Push The Footer Down in Bricks

Looking to have the footer stay at the bottom of the browser window in your Bricks site?

Simply add this CSS:

.brx-body {
	min-height: 100dvh;
}

There are several places in which custom CSS can be added in Bricks.

Since you would want this to be site-wide, one good place to put in is Bricks → Settings → Custom code under Custom CSS.

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