Website footers
The footer is the strip at the bottom of every page. It is where visitors look for navigation links they could not find higher up, for contact details and for legal pages.
You can keep several footers, and you build each one in the same visual editor you use for pages, with the same sections, columns and blocks.
The footers list
The Footers screen
Go to Website > Footers to see every footer in the project. Create Footer in the top right starts a new one.
Creating and editing footers
The footer editor
The footer editor is the same block-based visual builder as pages and layouts, opened on a footer instead of a page.
Common footer blocks and layouts
Connecting footers to pages
The Design tab
The page settings dialog holds the Layout, Header and Footer selectors on one tab. Pick a footer, click Save, and it appears at the bottom of that page.
Best practices for footers
Troubleshooting
Most footer problems come from one of two places, the layout that is applied to the page or the way the columns stack at narrow width.
Troubleshooting footers
Open the page settings and look at the Design tab. If a layout is set there, the footer comes from the layout and the page-level selection is ignored.
Columns stack top to bottom in the order they sit left to right. Reorder the columns in the layers panel, or set the padding per breakpoint, then check the result in the mobile preview.
Set the Footer dropdown to None on the Design tab, and clear the layout field on the same tab so no layout puts one back.