Navbar button
Go to Site content → Age & login and open the Navbar button tab. When you’ve made changes, click Save.
This is an optional highlighted button at the right-hand end of your navbar. It’s often used as a “Log in” button.
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Navbar button | Turn the button On or Off. If you turn it off, your text and link are kept for later. |
| Button text | The button’s label. Leave it blank to hide the button. |
| When clicked | Go to the link, or Open a login popup over the current page so visitors stay where they are. |
| Button link | A page on your site or a full https:// link. If you’re using the login popup, this is only a backup and can be left blank. |
| When a client is logged in | Hide the button from logged-in clients, which makes sense for a login button, or show it to everyone. |
| Login popup heading | The heading of the login popup, which is also used as its button label. |
| Login popup text | Optional text under the heading. |