Footer
Footer is in the left-hand menu. It holds everything in the band at the bottom of every page — and it has its own separate menu, independent of the main menu in Header.
The footer menu is not shared with the header menu. Adding something to the main menu in Header does not put it in the footer, and the other way round. If you want a link in both places, add it in both screens.
The screen is split into five tabs.
Top Bar
The footer's own logo, heading and a short Description, plus up to two CTAs — buttons styled either Primary (Dark Blue) or Accent (Red).
Socials
Your social media links — add one row per platform.
Contact
The contact details shown in the footer.
| Field | What it's for |
|---|---|
| Contact Heading Link | The heading above the details — can itself be a link |
| The address shown to visitors | |
| Phone | The number shown to visitors |
| Hours | Your opening hours. Use line breaks for multiple lines |
| Address | Your street address. Use line breaks for multiple lines |
| Map Link | Where the address links to — usually a map |
Navigation
The footer's own menu, organised into Navigation Sections — each section is a heading with its own list of links underneath.
- Click Add Item under Navigation Sections.
- Set the section's own link (the heading).
- Under Links, add the items that sit under that heading.
- Save.
Use Internal link for anything on your own site (see Header for the three link types) — it keeps working automatically if a page's address changes.
Bottom Bar
The thin strip along the very bottom: Copyright Text (the year and © are added automatically — just write Texas REALTORS®. All Rights Reserved.) and Bottom Links, small links such as Privacy Policy or Terms.
⚠️ Handle this screen carefully
Unusually for this CMS, the footer's navigation has no fallback copy anywhere else — it's typed directly into this screen and nowhere else, and there's no backup beyond this record's own version history. A whole section deleted by mistake and saved has to be rebuilt by hand.
Before removing a section or a chunk of links, check you're sure. If something does go missing, this screen keeps a version history the same way Pages does — open it and look for an earlier version to restore, and ask support if you can't find one. See Drafts and version history for how that differs from the draft/publish workflow Pages also has.
There is no draft. Every change here is live as soon as you save.
Related
- Header
- Pages and the page builder
- Drafts and version history