Hi Alexander,

module footer is merely a style element it has no functional value and therefore we don't need a module setting for showing or hiding it.

If you want to hide it you can find .modulefooter {} in your css and change it like this:

.modulefooter { display: none; }

most skins already have it hidden, but jsavard-subblue uses it for style.

Hope it helps,

Joe

Hi Alexander,

You could use a different skin. Another option is if you just want to do it for a specific feature you can use a more specific css selector like

.htmlmodule .modulefooter {}

or 

.linksmodule .modulefooter {}

I'm going to be adding a new setting that allows adding a custom css class on the container for feature instances, so once that is done you will have the ability to specify a custom class on each content instance and then you could do it with

.yourcustomclass .modulefooter {}

but for now you could do it at the feature level or by using a custom skin.

Hope it helps,

Joe

I think the error was because I was upgrading the site to a new build just now, sorry for the inconvenience.

Best,

Joe