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# Footer
Configure the footer settings on the **Footer** section. Let's walk through the available settings:
### Background Color
Set the footer background color on the **Background Color** field.
### Widget Area
The **Widgets Area** makes it possible to specify the **number of columns** on the widgets section (max - 4). Or you can even remove the widgets section via Disable Widget Area Option:
The widgets can be added in the **Appearance > Widgets** section on the Footer area.
{% hint style="info" %}
**Note:** the Demo Content doesn’t contain these widgets. So they need to be added manually.
{% endhint %}
If the number of added widgets exceeds the number of specified columns, then the widgets will go to the next line:
### **Copyright**
**Enable the copyright** area on the footer and enter the **copyright text** on the appropriate field.
Also, you can change the copyright section background color via **Copyright Area Background Color**
### Socials
On the **Socials** section, you can select which socials to display on the **Copyright section** of the Footer.
{% hint style="warning" %}
The social networks buttons will be displayed only if the links to these social networks are provided in the Socials tab ([**Theme Options > Socials**](/motors-theme-documentation/theme-options/socials.md))
{% endhint %}
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