Feature Footer
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What is the Feature Footer?
Footer is the default area at the bottom of the website’s pages. It contains links to multiple important pages of the website that are not highlighted elsewhere.
The Footer is only visible in Web form. You will not see it in the iOS or Android app.
Overview
The footer is a part of our global navigation toolkit, which works in conjunction with our Feature Navigation to act as a sitemap to easily access content that is not highlighted elsewhere.
Content Set-up
Required Content
For internal links, use the format /path and for external links, use the full URL
Main Links
this is the set of links that are featured more prominently in the footer, set in one column on mobile with larger text
Miscellaneous Links
this is the set of links that are featured less prominently in the footer, set in multiple columns on mobile with smaller text
Social Media Links
link to your brand’s profiles. Remember to use the full url here, ie: https://facebook.com
Copyright Text
Use this space for the legal disclaimer
Feature Footer: We have the ability to set the footer for the web so you can decide what the user can navigate through without the need of code changes.
For this feature to work you need:
Row : What are they used for
to specify a visual row
top-level rows will have implicit spacing and separation on the frontend. If it turns out we need to support the ability to explicitly specify spacing and/or separation, we can come back and add a new widget
rows can contain only columns to help with predictability in rendering
Column: What are they used for
to specify a visual column
columns can contain literally everything else except rows or columns
Bold Horizontal Link List Widget
to specify a list of links that should bolded and laid out horizontally
as seen in PLK
Brand Logo Widget
to specify the brand logo
as seen in PLK
Copyright and Language Selector
to specify the copyright text and language selector
as seen in TH
Column Header Widget
to specify a header in a column
is just a
localeStringfor now, but we can come back and make this more flexible if we need tomay end up removing this since we have specialized types for list of links
Highlighted Vertical Link List Widget
to specify a column of links that should have a header, subheader, and highlighted link
as seen in TH
Horizontal Link List Widget
to specify a list of links that should be laid out horizontally
Horizontal Text With Link Widget
to specify text that should be followed by a link
as seen in PLK
Link Widget
used to specify a link
can be external or internal
Social Icons
to specify the placement, image and link of the social icons
Social Icons With Header Widget
to specify a header with the social icons
as seen in TH
Text Widget
to specify strings of text
is just a
localeStringfor now, but we can come back and make this more flexible if we need to
Vertical Link List Widget
to specify links that should be laid out vertically
as seen in TH or BK without the header
Vertical Link List With Header Widget
to specify a list of links with a header that should be laid out vertically
as seen in BK
Wordmark and Social Icons
to specify where the wordmark and social icons row should go
