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Hi, Thank you for choosing Microsoft Office Community and posting your query. By default, 0.5" is the default height of the Footer position from bottom.

Definition: A website's footer is an area located at the bottom of every page on a website, below the main body content. The term ?footer? comes from the print world, in which the ?footer? is a consistent design element that is seen across all pages of a document.

We recommend a 2400px width and 500px height.

Double-click the header or footer you want to edit, or select Header or Footer, and then select Edit Header or Edit Footer. Add or change text for the header or footer or do any of the following: To remove the first page header or footer Select Different First Page.

An effective footer should include essential information, such as contact details, navigation links, and legal information. It should also be designed to catch visitors' attention and encourage them to engage with the website further.

Change the header and footer margin Click VIEW > Ruler. Double-click the header or footer area. Press CTRL+A. On the ruler, drag the right indent marker.

Your key information about your business, company values, company address, social media links, key resource pages, help guides, tutorials, and everything that the visitors can't find elsewhere, should be highlighted in the footer.

To make a different footer in Word for odd and even pages: Click on the Insert menu. Click on Footer. Choose the footer style that you want to use. If you don't want to use any of the footer styles, click on Edit Footer. Check the Different Odd & Even Pages checkbox.

Re: I NEED TO COMPLETELY GET RID OF THE SPACE ALLOCATED TO HEADERS AND FOOTERS. On the Page Layout tab of the ribbon, in the Page Setup group, click Margins > Custom Margins... Set Top, Header, Bottom and Footer to 0, then click OK.

They are most often caused by "full justification" like newspapers use - where both the right and left sides need to line up. The way to shut it off is to make sure you are in left-justify, or center, etc.