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Add or update a custom site footer

Build or edit a footer that appears at the bottom of every subpage. Covers text, links, and layout options.

You can add additional information to your site's footer, such as links, phone numbers, logos, text, and other content, by adding custom HTML to your site's theme.

Because the footer is typically configured at the Theme level, any changes you make will affect all sites using that theme.

Important: If you only want to change the footer for specific site(s), duplicate the existing theme first. Make the footer changes in the duplicated theme, then assign the affected site(s) to the new theme.

For instructions on duplicating a theme, see How to Duplicate a Theme.

Add or Update the Footer

You can access the Theme Editor either from the Site Editor or directly from your dashboard.

Option 1: Access the Theme from the Site Editor

  1. In the Site Editor, click Styling in the upper-left editing panel.

  2. Select the theme currently being used by the site. It is typically the first theme listed.

  3. Click Edit.

Option 2: Access the Theme from the Dashboard

  1. From your dashboard, select Themes from the left navigation panel.

  2. Search for the theme you want to modify.

  3. Click Edit.

Add or Update the Footer HTML

  1. In the Theme Editor, select Footer HTML to expand the Footer HTML editor.

  2. Click Show more to enlarge the editing window, if needed.

  3. Add or update the footer content.

    You can enter:

    • Text or descriptions

    • Links

    • Phone numbers

    • Images or logos

    • Custom HTML

  4. Click Done.

  5. Click Publish to save and apply the theme changes.

If the Footer Is Not in Footer HTML

If you cannot find the existing footer content in Footer HTML, it may have been added through Custom CSS instead.

To locate the footer content:

  1. Open the Custom CSS section in the Theme Editor.

  2. Use Ctrl + F on Windows or Command + F on Mac.

  3. Search for a word or phrase that appears in the footer.

  4. Review the CSS to locate the relevant footer styling or content.

  5. Make the necessary changes and publish the theme.

Note: Custom CSS is primarily used to control the appearance and layout of elements. If the footer content itself is defined in HTML, update the HTML rather than adding content directly to CSS.

Need Help?

Contact Zoomforth Customer Support through the in-app chat or email support@zoomforth.com.

Footers are one of many editor-level customization options. For a full overview, see the Zoomforth site editor features page.

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