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# Footer

Your theme’s **Footer** block defines the **site-wide footer**—the strip at the bottom of every page. Set it once in the theme; it appears on all pages.

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## How it works

1. In the theme, add or open the **Footer** block.
2. Inside it, add the content you want: menus (e.g. Legal, Support), **Socials** (icons and links), rich text (copyright, tagline), and any other blocks the footer allows.
3. Footer background and text color come from the theme [Colors](/storypress-docs/theme-and-setup/colors.md) block (footer background, footer text).

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## What you can put in the footer

* **Menus** — Links to key pages (Privacy, Terms, Contact, Sitemap).
* **Socials** — Social icon links (e.g. Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram).
* **Text** — Copyright line, company name, short tagline.
* [**Logos**](/storypress-docs/content-blocks/logos.md) — Optional small logo or partner logos.

Exact options depend on your theme’s footer component; the idea is the same: one footer definition, reused everywhere.

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## Tips

* Keep the footer simple so it doesn’t compete with main content.
* Use a **menu** for legal and utility links so you can update them in one place.
* Match footer background and text to your nav for a consistent frame around the site.


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