Header Snippet (Template)

The Header Snippet if added to your template allows you to customise the behaviour of your templates masthead section.

If available you can launch the settings popup via the HEADER SETTINGS button.

Where to edit the Header

Click DESIGN in the main menu, then TEMPLATE EDITOR.

By default most websites use TEMPLATE A. Edit the required template and find the header area.


 


Clicking the Header Settings button will launch the settings popup for the snippet block.


Options available

Sticky On Desktop: Set masthead section to stay above the content as you scroll down the page - only on desktop

Sticky On Mobile: Set masthead section to stay above the content as you scroll down the page - only on mobile

Overlay Header (Homepage): Position the masthead section over the content - on on the homepage

Overlay Header (All Pages): Position the masthead section over the content - on all pages

Background and Text options

Light Text: Set masthead section to use light text

Dark Text: Set masthead section to use dark text

Background Fade In (Homepage): Set the background colour of the masthead, as set in Colours > Banner Colour area, to fade in as the page is scrolled (Homepage Only)

Background Fade In (All Pages): Set the background colour of the masthead, as set in Colours > Banner Colour area, to fade in as the page is scrolled on all pages.

Section Background Colour: Set the background colour of the masthead. Note this will override the Fade In option if set. Use the Colours > Banner Colour to have a custom colour work with fade in.

Formatting for Mobile.

Mobile Positioning

Choose the positioning of the column elements within the header snippet.

Top Settings (e.g. Top Left, Top Right 20%): Set the positioning on the top row on mobile.

Second Row, Third Row, Fourth Row: centers the column content on a row below the top row.

Hide on Mobile: Do not show the element on mobile.


Above example of Mobile Positioning elements, Top Row and additional row options.
Top row can also be set 80/20 or 60/40.

Mobile Positioning - Nested / Inner Column Elements

If your header element contains multiple template tags in a column e.g. [SOCIALICONS] and [TOPTOYS] you can still set the positioning of the column element as above, but also have the ability to set vertical ordering for the inner elements e.g. Right Inner-top.


Order 1, Order 2, Order 3: centers the nested / inner content vertical order.

Hide on Mobile: Do not show the element on mobile.


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