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HTML footer Tag

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Published Mar 19, 2019
Updated Sep 30, 2019
  • HTML <footer> leaves a footer for its closest sectioning content or root element.
  • The <footer> HTML element can also be used inside individual blocks in a web document (apart from web document's main footer content).
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<footer> HTML defines a footer in webpages. The <footer> in HTML contains generally repetitive content like contact details, authors' information, licenses, copyright information, etc.

Remember: the <footer> in HTML has no special attributes, but supports all global ones.

Example
<footer>
  <address>
    Postal Address: Door No.00, Street, City, State, Country.
  </address>
  <p>Copyright © 2018 All rights reserved.</p>
</footer>

Note: you should not use footer in HTML as a sectioning element. It does not add new sections to the outline.

Browser support

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Chrome
5+
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Edge
All
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Firefox
4+
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IE
9+
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Opera
11.1+
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Safari
4.1+

Mobile browser support

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Chrome
All
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Firefox
4+
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Opera
11.1+
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Safari
4.2+