Customize the Links in Your Enablement Site Page Footer
You can display links that are relevant to your company and your users in the page
footer on your enablement site. Include links to your company’s Experience Cloud site, privacy
statement, terms of service—whatever you like. You can designate up to three custom
links.
Required Editions
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and
Unlimited Editions
User Roles and
Permissions
Enablement Site User Roles
This topic supports these enablement site roles:
Salesforce Admins
Required System Permissions
To customize the branding on your enablement site:
Manage Site Settings
If you translate your enablement site content into other languages, you can localize the
links in your page footer to appear in those languages. For example, if you localize your
content into Spanish, you can include the footer links in English and Spanish.
Click the avatar next to your name on your enablement site, and select
Trailmaker.
Click Settings.
On the Navigation page, click New Link.
In the New footer link window, enter the link details.
In the Link Label field (1), enter the label for a footer link.
In the Link URL field (2), enter the web address for this footer link.
From the Link Language picklist (3), select the language of the content that’s on
the linked page.
Optional: To include the link in another language, click Add
Translation..., and repeat the preceding step. Otherwise, click
Done.
To add another link, click New Link on the Navigation page, and
repeat steps 4 and 5. Otherwise, click Publish.
Click Publish again to confirm your changes.
After you publish the changes, the links become visible in the footer on your
enablement site. When a learner selects a different language from the language dropdown, the
appropriate translated links appear, if applicable.
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