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Footer Menu appears different on iPhone

Discussion in 'Free Divi Community Forum' started by Cherilynn, Nov 25, 2025.

  1. Cherilynn

    Cherilynn New Member

    Hi there,

    I've just recently finished building a website, www.futaformtrading.co.za. On my Windows laptop, and Samsung phone, everything seems fine. However, the footer menu looks all wrong, when I look at the website with an iPhone. Can anyone offer me some advise on how to fix please?
     
    #1 Cherilynn, Nov 25, 2025
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  2. Divi Booster

    Divi Booster Divi Expert

    Hi Cherilynn,

    I can see the formatting issues on the iPhone - columns all off to the left of the screen. It's a bit hard to test this for certain, but I think it might be related to the large right margin applied to the footer row by this CSS:

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    I'm guessing the 223px right margin has been added (e.g. in the row settings) to make the footer appear more centered on desktop? However, it's applying on mobiles too and making the footer wider than than the page. On some mobiles, this seems to harmlessly disappear off the right-hand side of the page, but on the iPhone it seems to instead push the footer content to the left.

    I might be wrong on this, but I'd suggest tracking down where your 223px right margin is set and temporarily remove it to see if it fixes the footer. If so, then re-add it but apply it only to desktop widths - either by using Divi's responsive setting options to set the right margin to 0px on mobile, or if you've added the CSS directly, wrap that CSS in a media query to restrict it to desktop widths only.

    I hope that helps / makes sense, but let me know if not. Thanks!
     
    #2 Divi Booster, Nov 25, 2025
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