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WordPress footer patterns

Add a WordPress site footer with block patterns: link columns, the address, a sign-up line and the small print, built from core blocks.

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Footer booking fold rendered in Twenty Twenty-FiveShot in Twenty Twenty-FiveFooterNo plugin needed

Footer booking fold

A local-business footer drawn as an open fold: a broad field puts a display sign-off above the address, grouped hours and contact links; a narrower booking corner begins lower, enclosed by a heavy top edge and two sides.

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Composed signoff rendered in Twenty Twenty-FiveShot in Twenty Twenty-FiveFooterNo plugin needed

Composed signoff

Three still slogan rows above a studio footer with contact, navigation and legal details.

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Footer cover colophon rendered in Twenty Twenty-FiveShot in Twenty Twenty-FiveFooterNo plugin needed

Footer cover colophon

A footer that ends the page on a photograph: a full-bleed cover under a heavy veil of your theme's contrast colour, a display-size sign-off high on it with an outlined contact button and one line of copy, four short link columns lower down, and along the very floor a hairline and the small print.

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Footer ledger rendered in Twenty Twenty-FiveShot in Twenty Twenty-FiveFooterNo plugin needed

Footer ledger

A footer read as a colophon: four ruled rows run the full container width, each a small tracked label hanging in a narrow left column against its values in a wide right one.

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Footer local business rendered in Twenty Twenty-FiveShot in Twenty Twenty-FiveFooterNo plugin needed

Footer local business

A footer for a business people visit: the street address set as the biggest thing on it, then three columns under it for the opening hours in ruled rows, a tap-to-call number and an email, and the social links, and a legal line with the company number and three policy links under a hairline.

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Footer nameplate rendered in Twenty Twenty-FiveShot in Twenty Twenty-FiveFooterNo plugin needed

Footer nameplate

A paper footer that ends on the site name set enormous: a quiet top row of an eyebrow, one line of orientation and two compact link lists, a fine-print strip with the copyright and three legal links, a currentColor hairline, and then the name as the last line of the page at up to 176px, cropped tight to its own capitals.

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Footer sign-off rendered in Twenty Twenty-FiveShot in Twenty Twenty-FiveFooterNo plugin needed

Footer sign-off

A footer that opens with an ask instead of a sitemap: a tracked eyebrow, a display-size question across a wide left measure and one filled button beneath it, set against a narrow, dense stack of six links bottom-aligned so the last link lands on the button's line.

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Footer strip rendered in Twenty Twenty-FiveShot in Twenty Twenty-FiveFooterNo plugin needed

Footer strip

A footer that is one line under a heavy rule: a 4px currentColor bar runs the full width of the viewport, and beneath it the site name, five links and the copyright share a single short band on your base colour.

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Site footer rendered in Twenty Twenty-FiveShot in Twenty Twenty-FiveFooterNo plugin needed

Site footer

An inverted footer where the site name, set at display size, is the structure: three dense link columns hang to its line instead of sitting under a floating logo.

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Choose a layout for your page

Put the links people actually use first. Keep the columns to three or four, and give legal lines the smallest type the theme has.

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