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Images & brand design

Change the logo, header, footer, and navigation

Edit the elements shared across your website.

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Actual Webtummy interface in the fictional Willow Studio customer workspace. Click to enlarge. Available fields vary by selected component.
Change the logo, header, footer, and navigation
Expanded Webtummy interface showing change the logo, header, footer, and navigation

Follow these steps

  1. Upload your logo

    Open Theme and use the logo upload control. Review any palette suggestions before applying them.

  2. Select the global header or footer

    Find the global components below the page sections in the left panel. Select the header or footer to open its Properties.

  3. Edit shared content

    Update logo text or image, navigation labels and URLs, submenu links, contact details, social links, and calls to action where offered by the component.

  4. Adjust logo position

    Select the logo in supported headers and use Logo position in header: original, left, centre, or right.

  5. Style the shared menu

    Open Theme → Logo & navigation to set menu background, text colour, font, font size, bold/italic, and logo/menu alignment. Set Hamburger icon colour, or Use automatic contrast. Reset shared menu styling restores the shared defaults.

  6. Check multiple pages

    The header and footer are global. Review more than one page, inspect the mobile menu, then Save.

More screenshots for this guide

Global header content and navigation

WEBTUMMY · VISUAL WALKTHROUGH
Actual Webtummy interface in the fictional Willow Studio customer workspace. Click to enlarge. Available fields vary by selected component.
Global header content and navigation
Expanded Webtummy interface showing global header content and navigation
What you should see

Shared branding and navigation are updated across the website.

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