Customizing the Footer
GeoHazardWatch displays a footer at the bottom of every page. By default it shows the built-in Footer page. You can replace it with your own content by creating — or editing — a page named footer-content.
How it works
On every page load, GeoHazardWatch looks for a page with the exact title footer-content. If that page exists, it is rendered as the footer instead of Footer. If it does not exist, the default Footer is used as a fallback.
This means you get full control of the footer without modifying the built-in Footer page, and your customization survives product upgrades automatically.
The page may already exist
An add-on installed on this site may have already created a footer-content page. When you navigate to /edit/footer-content and the system says "this page already exists — do you want to edit it?", that is expected. Choose Edit to open and modify the existing page.
Add-on seed pages are written only once, on first boot. Your edits are never overwritten.
Creating or editing your footer
- Navigate to
/edit/footer-content(you must be an administrator). - If the page already exists the site will offer to open it for editing — accept.
- Write your footer content using normal markup.
- Save the page. The new footer appears immediately on all pages.
A simple example:
Copyright (c) 2026 My Organization. All rights reserved.
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Important — keep it a regular page
The footer-content page is site-specific. It must remain a plain page:
- Do not assign it a
system-categoryofsystemordocumentation. - Do not move it into the Required Pages source directory.
If it were treated as a required page it could be overwritten during a product sync, erasing your customization. Keeping it as a regular page in data/pages/ means it is never touched by the Required Pages Sync tool.
Editing later
To change the footer, edit the footer-content page at /edit/footer-content. Deleting the page restores the default Footer automatically.
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