Links - Header & Footer

overview this section helps you add various links to your website in the ops system, you can include links in different menu positions such as header, footer, top header, and sidebar each of these menu positions holds unique significance based on your website’s design and functionality you can easily review and evaluate all link titles and their defined positions on the storefront purpose the purpose of this section is to give you control over how links appear and function across your website the status toggle allows you to enable or disable links as needed additionally, the filter by store dropdown at the top left lets you view and manage links on a store specific basis by default, the system displays all master links, which you can filter to find and manage specific ones configuration this guide will help you create, manage, and organize website menu links across different positions and stores in your onprintshop storefront add a new link you can create a new menu link using the add button and filling in the required details this allows you to personalize your website’s header, footer, top header, or sidebar for a more organized and trustworthy appearance field description use case/example position refers to the website’s menu areas where the link will appear (e g , header, footer, top header, sidebar) choose the appropriate position based on your website design placing a "contact us" link in the footer for easy accessibility across all pages link this is the url or link name that appears in the browser’s address bar it is recommended to use an seo friendly name instead of a random system generated one using "custom business cards" as a link instead of "page12345" for better search visibility link icon an icon that appears on the browser’s title bar next to the link name it enhances trust and recognition you can select from 400+ pre configured icons or upload a custom one adding a shopping cart icon to the "my orders" page for better visual identification all links a dropdown list of various website pages to choose from based on your selection, a second dropdown will show relevant pages under that section fields will vary based on initial selection selecting “product pages” to display only those related product links in the navigation menu some of the important fields are – field description use case / example list of all products (as sub menu) adds a link displaying all products on your website, which can be shown as a sub menu or megamenu based on your website layout displaying a megamenu of all available print products for quick access login form as popup creates a login form that appears as a popup, useful when customers must log in before proceeding with site activities enabling a login popup for users before accessing a personalized product design area my account (as submenu) adds a submenu link to group all account related actions and information for the customer displaying links like "order history," "saved designs," and "profile info" under a "my account" menu html content displays a custom html popup with default text when the new link is clicked text can be modified through the content management module creating a popup that explains shipping policies or promotional information external link redirects users to an external webpage or url when the link is clicked linking to your company blog or an external portfolio website category displays a dropdown of all products under a specific category when the link is selected showing all "category" products when users hover over the “category” menu link submenu link style you can style the header links containing submenu such as – product category list, all product list, etc various sub menu styles available are field description use case/example on click the sub menu opens when the user clicks on the header link used for navigation where clicking reveals product categories hover the sub menu expands automatically when the user hovers over the header link ideal where users can quickly browse categories without clicking hover & redirection the sub menu expands on hover, and clicking the link redirects to a designated landing page used when the header link should both preview options and lead to a main category page note the submenu link style will work differently for mobile devices as well as websites read the help provided for better guidance field description use case/example display allows you to set whether a link should appear before or after the customer logs in, based on business requirements showing "my account" after login and "offers & discounts" before login open link in lets you decide whether the link should open in the same browser window or in a new one opening an external blog in a new window while keeping the main website accessible