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# Footer about us

### 56. Footer about us

> Module position: footer-1
>
> Module class suffix: Not Used

![](/files/8fupT5mPmmvB1YkFKkxd)

If you want your module this way, **Go to backend: Extensions --> Module Manager --> New --> Select type as Custom html** with the settings below:

#### Step-1:

Create a new custom html module

#### Step-2:

Add the following html code in you Custom html module

```html
<p><img src="images/themeparrot/logos/footer_logo.png" alt="footer logo" />
</p>
<p>A wonderful serenity has taken possession of my entire soul, like these sweet mornings
 of spring which I enjoy with my heart.</p>
<div class="social social-head"><a href="#" class="toptip" title="Linkedin">
<em class="icon-linkedin"></em></a><a href="#" class="toptip" title="Github">
<em class="icon-github"></em></a><a href="#" class="toptip" title="Dribbble">
<em class="icon-dribbble"></em></a><a href="#" class="toptip" title="instagram"
<em class="icon-instagram"></em></a><a href="#" class="toptip" title="Google Plus">
<em class="icon-google-plus"></em></a><a href="#" class="toptip" title="Facebook">
<em class="icon-facebook"></em></a><a href="#" class="toptip" title="Twitter">
<em class="icon-twitter"></em></a>
</div>
```

#### Step-3:

Once the module is created successfully SAVE & CLOSE The Settings.