Footer Mega Section
The full site footer from one config object: link columns, brand block, legal row.
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What it does
The footer mega section is your site's whole basement in one build: brand corner, tidy link columns, an optional newsletter or social row, and the legal line with the year that updates itself. Visitors who reach the footer are looking for something; this makes sure they find it.
- Everything renders from one place you fill in; empty parts simply don't appear.
- The copyright year computes itself, so it's never embarrassingly stale.
- The newsletter variant states plainly what and how often, never pre-ticks consent, and submits through one marked spot straight to your email tool.
- Each link column announces itself properly to screen readers, using its own heading.
- A little setting collapses the columns into tap-to-open accordions on phones if your footer runs long.
- Even the muted small print stays genuinely readable, not decorative gray mush.
How it works
Slide the link columns, 2 to 4.
Pick the extras, links only, a newsletter field, or a social icon row.
Copy the prompt, the footer's entire plan in one block, into whichever AI you use.
Fill in your brand line, columns, and legal links in the marked spot; whatever you leave empty simply never appears.
Tap through it on your phone: every link real, every column stacked, nothing cramped.
Skim the legal row last: the year should already be current, and every legal link should point somewhere real.
What you can customize
- Link columns: two for small sites; four for shops and platforms with lots of ground to cover.
- Extras: links only keeps it lean; the newsletter row grows your list at the politest possible moment; social icons send fans to your profiles.
- Colors and tone adapt to your site automatically, because your AI builds the footer right inside your own design, dark corner included.
For a full list of your social media profiles with handles and follower counts, add it just above the footer.
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