Mass Page Builder — Footer Tab

The Footer tab is accessed from the left sidebar. It is split into three main areas: Social Icon Urls, Useful Link & Blog Posts Urls, and a media block area containing Special Footer Content, Select Type, and Footer Image. All settings configured here are shared across every generated page that uses the common footer layout.

This section adds social media profile links to the footer. If at least one URL is entered, the footer shows a "Follow us" label and the corresponding social icons. Each platform has its own URL field and a Nofollow checkbox that controls whether the link uses rel="nofollow".

Enter the Facebook profile or page URL you want linked from the footer. The icon appears in the social icon area on every generated page that uses the shared footer, including the main website pages, About Us, Privacy Policy, and News pages.

Enter the LinkedIn profile or company page URL. Appears as a LinkedIn icon link in the social icon area on all generated pages using the shared footer.

Enter the Twitter/X profile URL. Appears as a Twitter icon link in the social icon area on all generated pages using the shared footer.

Enter the Instagram profile URL. Appears as an Instagram icon link in the social icon area on all generated pages using the shared footer.

Enter the Tumblr profile or page URL. Appears as a Tumblr icon link in the social icon area on all generated pages using the shared footer.

Enter the YouTube channel URL. Appears as a YouTube icon link in the social icon area on all generated pages using the shared footer.

This section controls two extra footer link columns. The first column is for service or useful links, and the second column is for blog post links. These give the footer more internal or supporting links rather than only social icons.

Service 1 to Service 5 — The visible link labels for the first footer column. Appear as clickable text labels in the useful-links column when a matching Service Link is provided. The same footer is reused across the generated site pages.

Service Link 1 to Service Link 5 — The destination URLs paired with each Service label. Each row also has its own Nofollow checkbox. When ticked the service link remains visible but uses rel="nofollow".

Add Service More button — This plus button lets you add additional service-link rows beyond the default five shown in the builder.

Blog Post 1 to Blog Post 3 — The visible titles for the blog post links. Appear in the second footer column as clickable blog post titles across the shared footer on all generated pages.

Blog Post Link 1 to Blog Post Link 3 — The destination URLs paired with each blog post title. Each row has its own Nofollow checkbox.

Add Blog More button — This plus button lets you add additional blog-link rows beyond the default three entries.

This rich text editor lets you add custom content directly into the footer area. It supports formatted text, links, images, embeds, and pasted HTML through the CKEditor interface.

Appears in: The footer as a custom content block. This is intended for extra items such as QR codes, embed code, notices, or any special footer material that does not fit into the standard link columns. The value is saved as footer_html_content and passed into the templates with the rest of the footer data.

The Select Type dropdown controls what kind of media the footer media block displays. This setting decides whether the footer media area shows an uploaded image, an external image URL, an embedded website iframe, a YouTube iframe, or a Twitter Moment embed.

Image — Displays an uploaded image in the footer media block.
Image URL — Enter a direct image URL to display in the footer media block.
Website URL — Enter a website URL to load inside an iframe in the footer media block.
Youtube Video URL — Enter the YouTube URL for the footer video embed.
Twitter Moments Id — Enter the Twitter Moment ID for the footer Twitter embed.

Footer Image (Multiple Max:25) — This upload field is used when Select Type is set to Image. You can upload up to 25 images. If multiple images are uploaded, one is shown randomly on each page so different pages can display different footer images. Use Import Image from Unsplash to select an image without uploading manually.

Footer Url — This field appears when a URL-based type is selected instead of Image. Enter the relevant value depending on the selected type.