Navigation Bar and Footer
The 'Header' tab of your website lets you configure the navigation items that appear across your website, on action pages and landing pages. To open it, click 'Pages' in the sidebar and open your website.
Navigation Items
Add navigation items from the 'Add New Navigation Item' dropdown, then click 'Save Navbar'.
- Menu Item - A link with a label and URL
- Submenu Container - A dropdown that holds multiple menu items
Multi-Language Navigation Labels
Each navigation item's Label field shows a tab for each Supported Language of the website's chapter, or of all its chapters for an organization website. Use the tabs to enter translated labels (e.g. "Home" in English and "Inicio" in Spanish).
To enable multi-language labels:
- In Settings > Chapter Structure, open one of the website's chapters
- Under Supported Languages, add the languages you need (e.g. Spanish)
- Save the chapter settings
- Open the website's 'Header' tab and click 'Edit' on a menu item. The 'Label' field now shows one tab for each language.
If you only see English, the website's chapters only have English enabled.
Branding
Choose how the logo and organization name display:
| Option | Behavior |
|---|---|
| Always Show Website Branding | Same logo/name for all visitors (default) |
| Chapter Branding, Fallback to Organization | Shows the visitor's Chapter branding if logged in, otherwise the page's chapter or organization |
| Chapter Branding, Fallback to Website | Shows Chapter branding if logged in, otherwise Website branding |
Colors
Set the navigation bar color, except on page builder pages. The text becomes black or white, whichever is easier to read.
Footer
The 'Footer' section has one field, 'Footer HTML'. New pages copy it, so later edits do not change existing pages. To change one page, edit 'Footer HTML' on its 'Details' tab, or its Footer section.
On page builder pages, 'Show Social Icons' in the Navigation or Footer section shows icons from your website's social media settings.
Updated 10 days ago