How do I edit the footer on the index.php and all the other pages with responsive design? I go into the style sheets but i cant fidn where to do this?

like the quick link area and who we are?

what about the header like the link that my logo points to? and to remove the google plus social icon at the top?

on my right side of my pages i have static best sellers andy helped me put in but i want to change these to new static ones how do i make these changes i cant find the page to edit and the crosssell dont have anything in it either

www.bridgecutters.com is the page

The edits are done via the Main.dwt page. That is the page that allows for the edits to be done site wide. I use Dreamweaver CS6 and from that I make the changes to Main.dwt. Saving the changes then applies them to all the pages and the only thing to do is then upload the site files via FTP.

This video on YouTube will show you how it's done in Dreamweaver https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_saSNKS6hM

On the downloads page https://www.ecommercetemplates.com/free_downloads.asp#usermanual download a copy of the ECT User Manual, or you can open that in a browser https://www.ecommercetemplates.com/freedownloads/usermanual7-0.pdf. Read section one Getting Started.

The CSS stylesheets define the styles for your web pages, including the design, layout and variations in display for different devices and screen sizes

Steve
Manchester, UK.

for the responsive design i still do the edits on the main.dwt? becasue all the layout stuff is not what shows on my site it is an old template i thought,

because i dont even have a template folder or the main.dwt even on my server

Yes you do. That file is vital. The .dwt is the template file that is associated with all the pages that come with the download you purchased from ECT. Also, if you need / want to add more pages to your site, then creating those pages in Dreamweaver (or whichever editor you choose to use) will retain the layout from the .dwt file.

You can look at the .dwt file as functioning in a similar fashion to a .css file in that all changes are applied sitewide, whether it's a 10 page site or a 10,000 page site. One change in one place; job done!

Have you a link to the site? Which template is it that you are using?

There's no actual functionality for the live site on the server by having the .dwt file or the Templates folder on the server, that is for offline creation & editing sitewide. Look at the .dwt file, teamed up with a programme like Dreamweaver, as the workhorse & time saver.

There are 39 videos on the E-commerce Templates YouTube channel, which may give you some more info as you require - https://www.youtube.com/user/EcommerceTemplates/videos.

Steve
Manchester, UK.