Navigation Links and Where Your Logo Links
Put your own website's menu in the header of your public pages, and send logo clicks back to your site.
Navigation Links
Your public pages can carry your own website's menu in their header, so a visitor can get back to your About page, your Contact page or anything else without hunting. Branding is included from the mid plans upward.
Adding your menu
- Go to Settings → Branding and scroll to Navigation Links
- Click + Add a link
- Enter a Label (the word visitors see) and the full address, such as
https://yourgallery.com/about - Repeat for each link, in the order you want them
- Click Save Branding at the bottom of the page
Dropdowns
To tuck a link into a dropdown, tick Under the one above on it. It then sits beneath the link before it. A heading that only opens a dropdown can leave its address blank.
On phones
On a small screen the links collapse into a menu button, so a long menu never crowds the header.
Where Your Logo Links
Your logo at the top of your public pages, and on your sign-in screens, is a link. It goes to the first of these that you have filled in:
- Logo link on public pages, in Settings → General
- Website, also in Settings → General
- Your gallery page on Art Show Hub, if both are blank
Most galleries set it to their own homepage, so a visitor who clicks the logo lands back on the gallery's website.