Giulio, 2nd question first. The content and placement of objects in the footer is totally within your control, but you do have to visit step 2 Template, Template Content, Footer for each resolution and either hide, reposition or resize as required (as you do for the header). According to Google, simply resizing is not an acceptable solution. If you look at most responsive websites, the best ones limit and resize the content producing the most functional and user friendly results. WX5 allows you to do this.

As for the advertising corner in your first question, sadly there is no option to disable this at various resolutions, but depending on your choice, it should resize appropriate to the screen it is displaying on.

You could create your own advertising popup, you can do so by placing a picture or graphic in a cell (you may wish to select a mouse over effect to help your users) and linking it to (for instance) a showbox gallery, you can also create a pop up message or graphic by using the description tab. At lesser resolutions you can hide the cell. I personally miss the page peel effect, so have largely ignored this feature since it's demise :-)

Hope that helps a little.

Very good information indeed, thank you for your concise description.

It's funny but I was looking for the page peel and the other items just last night and thought I was loosing my mind so thank you for bringing that up about not being there anymore. .

But why would they do away with it?

Also, Do you know how to create a pop-up like the advertising message does but make different ones for a different page?

Thank you very much.

Giulio

Giulio, the page peel disappeared because it required flash and no one has worked out how to create a replacement in html5 (flash is no longer supported by most browsers).

If you follow my rudimentary instructions on how to create an advert replacement, once you get it the way you want it you could copy and paste the cell on any page you like.