Headers and footers

A header and footer set is the frame around your published pages. You can keep several, for example one for your website and a stripped back one for landing pages, and choose which page uses which.

Where to find it. Website → Header & Footer (/account/settings/header-footer). The list shows a live preview of each set, a Default badge on one of them, and search, filter and sort controls.

Creating one. Click New header & footer. That creates a set and opens the builder straight away. Name it in the field at the top, switch between the Header and Footer panes, and click Save. The preview beside the controls updates as you edit, using your own brand colours and fonts.

Header options

• Show, to turn the header off entirely for this set.
• Logo: pick an image from your media library, add Logo text, and set the height in pixels. With both empty it falls back to your site title.
• Layout: Logo left or Logo centered.
• Stick to top when scrolling.
• Content width, so it can match your page width.
• Navigation menu: pick a menu you built under Website → Navigation, or leave it on the inline links below.
• Navigation links, each with optional sub-links that render as a dropdown.
• Buttons, styled Primary, Outline, Soft or Link, plus a Button shape of Sharp, Rounded or Pill.
• Background and Text colours, each with an Auto option.

Footer options

• Show, logo, logo text and height.
• Tagline.
• Show social icons, which reuses the social links from your Branding settings.
• Navigation menu plus an optional column heading. It is added as its own column before the ones below.
• Link columns, each with a title and its own links.
• Copyright text. Leave it blank for an automatic line.
• Content width, background and text colours.

Choosing which set a page uses. Two places do the same thing:

• In the builder, Page settings → Header & Footer.
• On the pages list, the "…" menu → Edit details → Header & Footer.

The options are Use default (Primary), any set by name, or None (no header / footer). That last one is the per-page opt-out, useful for sales pages and checkouts where you want nothing but the page itself.

Managing sets. The "…" menu on each row gives Set as default, Duplicate and Delete. Deleting the default promotes another set so you always have one.

Your blog index and blog posts always use the default set, since posts have no per-page choice. See Writing blog posts.