Settings Omeka Classic theme

Header and Footer

Settings in Header, Announcement bar, Footer and Funders & partners, on the theme's settings page (Appearance › Themes › Configure Theme).

Header

Setting What it does
Logo Your logo: a PNG at least twice the displayed size looks sharpest. PNG, JPG or GIF, up to 1 MB.
Logo size Small · Medium · Large · Extra large
Site title Show only when there is no logo · Always show next to the logo
Tagline A short line shown with the site title.
Header layout Logo on the left, menu on the right · Logo on the left, menu below · Logo centered, menu below · Logo and a menu button only
Header color Page background · Lightly tinted · Primary color · Secondary color · Dark
Keep the header visible while scrolling A sticky header.
Search A search field · A button that opens a search field · No search
Header button label and link An optional call to action, such as "Visit", "Donate" or "Ask an archivist". The link is a full address (https://…) or a path on your site, such as /visit.
Menu levels How many levels of the site navigation the header shows; 0 shows all.

The menu is Omeka's Appearance › Navigation: drag a link under another to make a submenu. The current page's link is marked, for screen readers too.

On phones, the menu moves into a drawer, and the header button moves into the menu so long site names have room.

To change or remove an uploaded logo, click Change beside it, then choose another file, or leave the field empty and save.

Announcement bar

Setting What it does
Announcement A short notice above the header on every page: hours, closures, events. Links are allowed. Leave it empty to hide the bar.
Announcement bar color Secondary · Primary · Accent · Dark · Lightly tinted

Footer

Setting What it does
Footer color Dark · Secondary · Primary · Lightly tinted · Page background
Footer columns 1–3 Address, opening hours, a mission statement… written in the rich-text editor. Columns left empty are not shown.
Repeat the main menu's top level in the footer Adds the main menu's first level as footer links.
Social media links One address per line, such as https://www.instagram.com/yourmuseum. The platform is recognized from the address; mailto: addresses and RSS feeds work too.
Contact page, Accessibility statement page, Privacy policy page Help links shown in the footer of every page, always in this order (WCAG 3.2.6 Consistent Help). Enter a path on your site, such as /contact, or a full address. A path to a Simple Page takes the page's title as its link text.
Copyright line {year} and {site} are replaced with the current year and the site title.
Show a "Back to top" link On by default.

Funders & partners

Up to four logos with links, shown above the footer under a heading such as "Supported by", for example to credit grant funders. Give each logo its organization's name: screen readers read it in place of the logo.

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