Creating a Primary Footer (Master Page) to show a copyright statement on every page in a Project

This lesson shows the steps to create a Primary Footer to display a copyright statement on every page in a Project.

You can use the same steps to create Primary or Alternate Headers and Alternate Footers.

Headers and Footers can be any design you like and can display any information you need.

In a Flow project, Headers and Footers are added as additional Sections at the top or bottom of content pages.

In a Claro project, Headers and Footers are added as additional Layers over top of content pages.

Chris Van Wingerden

2021-12-01

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Product: dominKnow | ONE | Version: 7.4
Applies to: Flow, Claro

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Step 1

On the Project tab to the left of the Stage, select Masters.

Step 2

We'll create a Primary Footer which will be applied to all Pages in our Project. Select Primary Footer.

Step 3

You can create a Footer from a template, from a blank page or by copying a footer from another Project or a Baseline Project. Select From Blank.

Step 4

A blank page is created on the Stage. Select + Add a Section.

Step 5

Select Rich Text.

Step 6

The Rich Text section is added to the page. Select the X to close the Add to Your Page panel.

Step 7

Select the Edit (pencil) element control to edit the text in the element.

Step 8

You can now add any required text. Select the text element and we'll add in text for this exercise.

Step 9

Select the Format tab above the Stage.

Step 10

Select H4.

Step 11

Select below the Page to save the changes to the text element.

Step 12

Select the text element once more.

Step 13

Select the Container Inspector element control.

Step 14

Select Section.

Step 15

Select the Background Fill option.

Step 16

Select the second-darkest orange option.

Step 17

Select the Container Inspector element control to close its panels.

Step 18

Select below the Page to deselect the Text Element.

Step 19

On the Project panel to the left of the Stage, select Outline.

Step 20

You can confirm the Header and Footer settings for any page. For this lesson, select the Introduction page.

Step 21

On the page on the Stage, the new Footer is not shown. Footers and Header are only shown in Full Project Preview and in published Projects. Select the three-dot menu.

Step 22

Select Properties.

Step 23

The Page Properties panel opens to the left of the Stage. You can see that the Header and Footer sections of the panel both have Primary selected, meaning they will automatically include the Primary Footer we just created. Select Preview.

Step 24

Select Full Project.

Step 25

You can see that the Primary Footer we created (showing the copyright statement in its orange section) is displayed at the bottom of every page.

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