I thought this was intentional at first, but then I saw that the github.com pages had the footer. Here, the top window is an internal Enterprise GH instancej (version 2.8.7), and the bottom one is the public GitHub:
Well, maybe it is intentional. I do see this in content.css:
.site-footer {
visibility: hidden;
}
But the public site's footer class is now just footer. So if it's supposed to be hidden, that's no longer happening. But I'm not sure hiding it is necessary. The logo in the footer seems to be the one place you can see the version of EGH you're running:
I thought this was intentional at first, but then I saw that the
github.compages had the footer. Here, the top window is an internal Enterprise GH instancej (version 2.8.7), and the bottom one is the public GitHub:Well, maybe it is intentional. I do see this in
content.css:But the public site's footer class is now just
footer. So if it's supposed to be hidden, that's no longer happening. But I'm not sure hiding it is necessary. The logo in the footer seems to be the one place you can see the version of EGH you're running: