Footer

The SharePoint Footer appears at the bottom of a modern site and provides space for branding, helpful links, and key information.

Common Use Cases

• Enhances usability with quick access to key links and resources
• Improves consistency by reinforcing branding across pages
• Supports navigation without cluttering the Site header
• Provides helpful context, such as support contacts or legal links

Benefits

• Ability to enable or disable the footer per site
• Supports two footer layouts (Simple and Extended)
• Option to display organization name, logo, or site branding
• Ability to add navigation links for resources, policies, or key destinations
• Adjustable link labels and ordering for clarity and structure

Key Details

• Footers are only available on Communication Sites – not supported on Team Sites
• Footers are configured per site; they do not carry over to other sites or from a hub site to its associated sites
• Supports using a custom image instead of a solid color block
• Extended Footer allows up to 8 top-level navigation links