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Footer
By Manfred
By Manfred
How do I customize the footer?
Click Footer in the toolbar or select a footer element in the canvas. The footer is composed of configurable sub-sections and is stored per language so translated legal and link text remains independent. Layout modes - One Column — footer blocks are stacked vertically - Two Columns — blocks are assigned to a left or right column Footer sub-sections Each sub-section can be turned on or off individually: - Logo - Social Links - Legal Notice / Imprint - Free Text - Footer Links - Copyright - App Download Buttons - Unsubscribe text where supported by the template - Footer-specific font settings Editing a sub-section Select any footer sub-section in the canvas preview to open its settings. You can also navigate between sub-sections from the footer settings panel. The footer design is synchronized from the primary editor, while translatable footer text remains specific to each language. Shopify reads the appropriate locale-specific footer Metafield when the email is sent. Global setting: Footer changes apply to all 52 supported templates. Check every language after changing legal text, links, or a language-specific logo.
Social Links
Open the Social sub-section in the footer settings. 1. Turn on Show Social Media in footer. 2. Select which networks to show (Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, etc.) 3. Enter your profile URLs 4. Choose an icon style: Black, Gray, or White. Heading The heading above the icons is optional. Leave it empty if you do not want a heading. If your preset includes a default heading, you can clear it.
How do I add my legal notice to the footer?
1. Select the footer in the canvas. 2. Open the Legal Notice sub-section. 3. Turn on Show Legal Notice in footer. 4. Enter the company information required for your business and location. The legal text supports bold, italic, underline, and links. You can choose an address format (EU, US/Canada, UK, Japan, etc.) to match your region. Important: Legal requirements depend on the merchant, recipient, and location. Smart Emails provides the field but does not determine which information your business must include. EU merchants can review the EU guidance for online businesses and obtain legal advice where necessary.