footer Definition
footer (fo̵ot′ər)
noun
- footing ()
- in word processing, a line or lines of text, typically consisting of the topic, date, page number, etc., printed at the bottom of each page of a document
footer Usage Examples
Converse of object
- add: Can I add a footer to the messages sent to my group?
- leave: Town went in 2-1 at half time courtesy of a Kolodinski strike and a Joel Young left footer.
- follow: The only requirement is that you include the following footer... Article by Avalon De Witt.
- see: I can't see the footer " Can you see this... " .
- include: They are designed for simple tasks, such as including a footer in HTML pages, or stamping the date.
Preposition: at
bottom: Links to the site search, site map and other useful pages are found in the footer at the very bottom of the page.
Adjective modifier
- left: However, Rutherford's left footer was blocked by a combination of both players.
- right: Midfielder O'Sullivan found willing striker James, whose right footer whistled past Cole.
- first: The " first footer " into neighbors ' houses took salt with them.
Modifies a noun
- disclaimer: Footer disclaimer, counter etc Vote for Neon at the viewer's choice competiton at the last ever Judgment Awards!
- navigation: The ability to login or logout at any time is available as an option on the footer navigation.
- menu: The footer menu at the bottom of the page provides you with links into the Contacts page.
- text: Map footer text can be placed in the map text file.
- bar: Use the Path Tools to create the header and footer bars, the side panel, and other elements of the Web page.
- file: There are separate header and footer files, too, so you can make the news system fit in with your site layout.
Noun used with modifier
- header: Well the script formated everything nice, only its killed off the header footer, doh!
- document: Where a page's style sheet has been validated this logo is shown in the document footer.
- page: You may neither remove nor alter the page footer.
- email: The often ignored ` email footer ` appears to have grown arms and legs.
Preposition: of
page: The owner's email address should be obvious from the header or footer of the page.
Browse dictionary entries near footer
- ‹ footed
- ‹ footcloth
- ‹ footbridge
- ‹ footboy
- ‹ footboard
- ‹ football player
- ‹ football
- ‹ footage
- ‹ foot-ton
- ‹ foot soldier

