Most website templates have a FOOTER area at the base of the template, which carries across all the website pages.
How to edit the website footer
- Click the DESIGN button in the cms
- From the options presented, find the COPYRIGHT / FOOTER section and click WEBSITE FOOTER
- Edit and save the footer content as needed.
Adding preset footer content to get started
If your template does not have pre-existing footer content, you can quickly add via the contentbox editor.
- Change to the Contentbox editor. How to change to Contentbox
- Choose to add a new snippet (you can delete the existing snippet block via the orange X top-left when you click in to the snippet.
The add snippet popup with the FOOTER section selected.
Changing the footer background colour
Quickly change the text to light / dark
Here are some tips on finding the right answers in this FAQ
You may find it easier to print out the following steps to help create your website.
This page quickly outlines the toolbar functions in the editor
How to add a logo to your website
A quick overview of the editor buttons and what they do
Read here about the importance of publishing changes
You can change the fonts used by the website via the DESIGN > Fonts and Text Colours button
Where to go to change/rename the text that appears in the heading of the website (standard templates)
You can edit your templates footer area via the Design menu.
How to change your contact details on the site and your account
You can give your pages unique filenames and rename in bulk as needed
How to use the Drag and Drop editor including adding links
Add or create a button link in your content using the drag drop editor
Select the text you want to link and click the chain icon to launch the link wizard
You can style a link as a button in the TinyMCE editor.
If you have more than one website here is how to switch between them.
You can change settings to do with any page via the OPTIONS tab.
Not sure about website terminology? Find the definitions of all the web-related terms we use
Detailed instructions on removing stored information from your browser.
This is the most common issue our support desk faces. Browsers cache pages and this causes you to see old/stale content. If this is your issue, there are several answers...
The preferred web browsers for editing content in our CMS is Google Chrome - for both PC and Mac. However, we do widely support Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, Opera, etc. Usage of our WYSIWYG rich content component may differ from browser to browser.
Here is a quick list of things that everyone should know.
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Adding a Favicon to your site.