If your current website header looks like this, these are the things you will want to consider when moving to a new header.

• Solid Header 1, Bottom Aligned Navigation Bar is the closest match to this old header
• Your header links (you may have up to 4) will move into a Popular Links dropdown, or you can choose to move them elsewhere, such as your main navigation bar or an Icon Matrix component below the header or lower on the page.
• If you have any navigation links with more than 15 sections in the dropdown, the section dropdown will no longer appear. The new headers have a max of 15 pages/sections per dropdown, so users will be directed to an alphabetized section landing page instead of seeing a lengthy dropdown.
• If your old header featured a house icon rather than the word “Home,” the icon will go away and you will see the word Home instead.
• The appearance of section landing pages will go from a one column look to a three column look to utilize more of the available screen real estate.
• Page Names on subpages no longer display (these showed in a small font in the upper left corner of the page).

If your current website header looks like this, these are the things you will want to consider when moving to a new header.
 

• Solid Header 4 is the closest match to this old header
• If you have any navigation links with more than 15 sections in the dropdown, the section dropdown will no longer appear. The new headers have a max of 15 pages/sections per dropdown, so users will be directed to an alphabetized section landing page instead of seeing a lengthy dropdown.
• If your old header featured a house icon rather than the word “Home,” the icon will go away and you will see the word Home instead.
• The arrows next to each section name (that point down) will no logger appear.
• The appearance of section landing pages will go from a one column look to a three column look to utilize more of the available screen real estate.
• Page Names on subpages no longer display (these showed in a small font in the upper left corner of the page).

If your current website footer does not look like this, these are the things you will want to consider when moving to a new footer.
 

• If you have a tagline, mission, or vision statement in your current footer, that will not carry over to the new footer.
  • In this case, we recommend utilizing a Columns component to display your tagline, mission or vision statement above the footer.
• If you have more than one phone number or address displayed in your footer, that will not carry over to the new footer.
  • In this case, we recommend utilizing a footer link to direct users to a Contact Us page where you can display multiple addresses/phone numbers.