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HEADER AND FOOTER
The bar at the top, built like a page.
A header is rows of blocks, not a setting. Put the logo where you want it, add the icons you use, drop the ones you do not, and give a seasonal sale its own bar above the menu.
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- Our story
- Contact
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A header can follow the page down or sit still, carry a hairline or none, and stand on any surface the theme already has. Name neither and the store keeps the built-in bar and slab, which is what every shop starts with.
What goes in a header
- Logo or wordmark
- A menu's links
- Search
- Account
- Cart
- Wishlist
- Free text — a phone number, opening hours
- One link, plain or as a button
- Fixed space
What goes in a footer
- Logo or wordmark
- Column headings
- A menu's links, stacked
- A tagline, an address, the small print
- One link
- A picture — payment marks, an award
- A hairline divider
- Fixed space
Shared, not copied
A header belongs to the shop, not to one theme. Two designs can wear the same bar, and swapping a theme does not rebuild it.
The bar itself
- Follows the page down, or does not
- A hairline under it, or none
- Which surface it sits on
- How tall it is