To remove the white space under the footer in Webflow, you can follow the steps below:
1. Identify the element creating the white space: The first step is to determine which element is causing the white space. It could be the body, a section, or some other container element.
2. Check the height settings: Once you identify the element, check its height settings. Make sure the height is set to either `auto` or a fixed value that matches your content. If it's set to a specific height that creates extra space, change it accordingly.
3. Adjust the bottom margin: If the element has a bottom margin, reducing it can help remove the white space. Select the element and go to the style panel. In the spacing section, you'll find margin settings. Decrease the bottom margin until the white space is eliminated.
4. Check padding and margin settings of parent elements: Sometimes, the white space is caused by parent elements having extra padding or margin. Look for any container elements wrapping your footer element and check their padding and margin settings. Adjust these settings to remove excess space.
5. Collapse parent elements: If adjusting the margin and padding of parent elements doesn't work, try collapsing them. Select the parent elements one by one and set their height to either `auto` or a fixed value matching the content. This should help remove any unnecessary space.
6. Verify the position settings: Lastly, check the position settings of the footer element. If it's set to absolute or fixed, it might be overlapping with other elements, creating extra space. Try setting it to relative or static and adjust the positioning accordingly to resolve the issue.
By following these steps and carefully examining the layout and styling of your elements, you should be able to remove the white space under the footer in Webflow.