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Fix: Ensure Footer Visibility on Smaller Screens (#489)
### Summary #468 Issue This pull request addresses an issue where the footer was not rendering on smaller screens due to the d-none class. The visibility of the footer is crucial for providing a seamless user experience across different devices. ### Changes Made - Removed the d-none class from the div in the footer folder index file, enabling the footer to be visible on smaller screens. ### Why The d-none class was unintentionally hiding the footer on smaller screens, affecting the overall user experience. This change ensures consistent visibility across all screen sizes. The d-none class in Bootstrap is a utility class that sets an element to display: none! important;, effectively hiding it. ### ScreenShots **before** ![Screenshot 2024-02-25 163600](https://github.com/apertium/apertium-html-tools/assets/86158204/1d59046e-2041-436d-9986-f10baf35dce9) **After** ![Screenshot 2024-02-25 163441](https://github.com/apertium/apertium-html-tools/assets/86158204/e115ded4-47ce-428e-b7fc-702ad2125242) - Tested on various devices and screen sizes. - Ensured the removal of the d-none class did not introduce any unintended side effects. This PR is ready for review. Your feedback is appreciated!
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