Headers and Footers

Purpose

The Header and Footer collections each hold a single document per tenant. They control the global navigation that appears on every page of your public site.

When to use this

When you need to add, remove or re-order menu items, change the logo, update the footer text, or add social media links.

Headers — key fields

Logo — image picker. Defaults to the logo from Site Settings; override here if you want a different one in the navbar.
Menu items — array of links. Each item has Label, URL (relative or absolute), Open in new tab, optional Children for dropdowns.
Right-side items — login link, members area, basket icon. Built-in toggles.
Sticky — whether the header stays at the top when scrolling. Default off.

Footers — key fields

Columns — three or four columns, each with a heading and a list of links.
Social links — Facebook, Twitter/X, Instagram, YouTube. Filled in once and rendered as icons.
Copyright text — single line at the bottom (e.g. "© Cathkin Braes Golf Club 2026").
Newsletter signup — toggle to include a footer signup form linked to your Newsletter Settings.
Address — your club's postal address. Used in the footer and in the SEO LocalBusiness schema.

Common tasks

Add a menu item

Website > Header, open the single Header document.
In Menu items, click Add.
Label, URL, optional Children.
Save.

Build a dropdown menu

In a menu item, leave URL blank and add Children.
Each child has its own Label and URL.
Save. The parent now renders as a hover dropdown.

Edit the footer copyright

Website > Footer, edit the Copyright text.

Gotchas

One per tenant — the system enforces a single Header and single Footer document. Trying to create another returns a validation error ("Header already exists for this tenant"). Edit the existing one instead.
Logo precedence — Header logo overrides Site Settings logo, but only in the navbar. The favicon and OG image come from Site Settings.
URLs — relative URLs (/membership) keep visitors on your site. Absolute URLs (https://…) leave. Use the Open in new tab toggle for external links.
No client-side router reloads — changing the Header doesn't require a rebuild; it updates on the next page load.