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Sitewide Assets: Web Design & Layout

The overall look and feel of your website is determined by the Website Design &Layout page. Turning elements on or off doesn't remove them from the database, just from the view – so you can turn them off and on to see the effect.  

What to display in your navigation is at the very top. Check the boxes to include your logo, general page navigation, social media icons, bookstore icons, a call to action button, and the quick menu. 

As you continue down the page you'll find wrapper elements that display in the header, footer, and sitewide.  

1. The map marker in the nav displays if you add a URL to a mapped location – Google maps or any map.
2. Footer text content and links along with color options and the option for a bigger chunky footer or a streamlined footer.
3. Basic overall website width, font pairings and title alignment (left or centered) 
4. Social media links are added and updated here. You can include them in the top nav with a click in the first section. You can also update, change the order, turn them off temporarily, or delete them. 

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Sitewide Assets: Web Design & Layout

5. Bookstore icons and links are available for writers
6. Codeblock for sidebars is handy for streaming external elements in the right sidebar of pages
7. Facebook sharing image (along with instructions for how to refresh this element) will display as a default site image when people post your website to social media. 
8. The call to action button in the top navigation: wording, link, colors and corners is next – this is the default for any undefined buttons sitewide.
9. Two logo options for headers and footers in case you'd like a reversed logo on your footer and full color in the header. Right below are options for maximum logo widths, and how widely to display your logo: every page? none? all but the home page?
10. Sitewide color scheme for headers is next with plenty of options for dropdowns and mouseovers.  Basic link colors and highlighted text are also here. 
11. If super-accessibility is your goal there's a checkbox that will underline and bold your links site wide. 
12. At the very bottom are three "buckets" for handling copy-and-paste tracking code that needs to be in the head tags, top of body, or page bottom.