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GregSieber
Qrew Trainee
3 days ago

App Wide Custom Navigation Header

Does anyone know if there is a way to create a site-wide custom navigation header (custom buttons)?  This seems like a simple and obvious capability, but I cannot find it, nor any posts about it.

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  • If you have a business level plan, then the UI settings for the realm can control the top left top right and bottom right elements of every single page and one central location. But if you are just on the Teams plan, you can do this on an App by App basis with copy paste for new apps.

     

    Here is an example of a footer element where it is a series of HTML links. In our case, we got a little bit fancy and made images with words in them in a standard table of images, which is open to everyone on the Internet. You could do a simpler version if you just wanted words instead of nice colored buttons.

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