In this step, we will learn how to create a component that is commonly seen as unimportant, but which is critical to providing a good user experience: the footer.
Few users scroll until the footer. However, the ones that do make it that far may be looking for information that is usually housed in this block, such as links to social media and payment methods accepted by the store. It can also house customized pages that direct to the company's recruitment site, customer support and category menus.
FOTO Footer
Configuring the Footer
The Footer block, just as the Header, is responsive, meaning that it can be configured to adapt to different devices, such as desktop and mobile.
Below, we can see an Footer implementation example for desktop:
We are now going to configure a footer for the store's main page, considering the above-mentioned example code for desktop and mobile.
We will not implement the menu during this activity, since it's already be dealt with during the Header context. We will instead look at accepted payment methods and the store's social media networks.
In the footer.jsonc file, copy the code above and to use in your theme;
Based on the block above, build the flex-layout.col#footer-left-desktop, having the following children: accepted-payment-methods;
Then, build the accepted-payment-methods block with the following payment methods: MasterCard, Visa and Diners Club. And just to gain a bit more knowledge, find out how to display payment methods in color in this documentation;
In this step, we will use the social-networks block to display our store's social media networks. Check the documentation for more on this, and then implement as the social media networks as children of the flex-layout.col#footer-right-desktop block. We want to display Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
Lastly, make the social media network logos appear in color. Read the footer's documentation for more on this.
:information_source: Remember to access the footer's documentation in case you have any questions during the activity.
Expected result:
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Well done!
This is the last step of the Store Framework course, you did really well and we hope you've learned a lot until this moment. Congratulations!
If you want to continue learning more about how to develop using VTEX IO, we encourage you to start our next course, which focus on teaching how to develop custom blocks for VTEX Store Framework. You can find it in the Store Block Course on Learning Lab.
Footer
:sparkles: Branch: footer
Introduction
In this step, we will learn how to create a component that is commonly seen as unimportant, but which is critical to providing a good user experience: the footer.
Few users scroll until the footer. However, the ones that do make it that far may be looking for information that is usually housed in this block, such as links to social media and payment methods accepted by the store. It can also house customized pages that direct to the company's recruitment site, customer support and category menus.
FOTO Footer
Configuring the Footer
The Footer block, just as the Header, is responsive, meaning that it can be configured to adapt to different devices, such as desktop and mobile.
Below, we can see an Footer implementation example for desktop:
Activity
We are now going to configure a footer for the store's main page, considering the above-mentioned example code for desktop and mobile.
We will not implement the menu during this activity, since it's already be dealt with during the Header context. We will instead look at accepted payment methods and the store's social media networks.
In the
footer.jsoncfile, copy the code above and to use in your theme;Thereafter, declare the following block:
Based on the block above, build the
flex-layout.col#footer-left-desktop, having the following children:accepted-payment-methods;Then, build the
accepted-payment-methodsblock with the following payment methods:MasterCard,VisaandDiners Club. And just to gain a bit more knowledge, find out how to display payment methods in color in this documentation;In this step, we will use the
social-networksblock to display our store's social media networks. Check the documentation for more on this, and then implement as the social media networks as children of theflex-layout.col#footer-right-desktopblock. We want to displayFacebook,InstagramandTwitter.Lastly, make the social media network logos appear in color. Read the footer's documentation for more on this.
:information_source: Remember to access the footer's documentation in case you have any questions during the activity.
Expected result:
:no_entry_sign: Are you lost?
Is there any problem with this step? What about sending us a feedback? :pray:
Submit feedback
If you're still unsure as to how to send your answers, click here.
Well done!
This is the last step of the Store Framework course, you did really well and we hope you've learned a lot until this moment. Congratulations!
If you want to continue learning more about how to develop using VTEX IO, we encourage you to start our next course, which focus on teaching how to develop custom blocks for VTEX Store Framework. You can find it in the Store Block Course on Learning Lab.