Customize header and footer

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Posted on by Muhammad Anas Naeemi

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Hey everyone,

I have created a portal on power apps. Out of all the pages I want to customize the footer of one or two pages. But as soon as I try to change anything in the footer of any page it automatically changes the footer of all the pages. So is there any way or any condition that whenever those selected pages are opened, the footer is the custom footer and for the rest of the pages it will be the default one. One of the page that on which I want a custom footer is the out of the box sign-in page of power portal. Other is a custom created page. Kindly help.

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Muhammad Anas Naeemi 390 on at

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Does anyone know how to get to the footer of the sign in page? I have checked Account/SignIn/PageCopy but it is not working for the footer part. In the figure below I want to remove the buttons in the footer but I don't know how to get access to the footer of the Sign-in page. Although I have tried the (visibility: hidden) in the console section and it is working perfectly. Kindly help.

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Is it helphul?

learn.microsoft.com/.../render-site-header-primary-navigation

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Inogic 682 on at

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You can edit the “Footer” web template to put different footers as per your needs.

In the “Footer” web template, do the highlighted changes as seen below

From “request.Path”, you will get to know the path in the current URL as mentioned here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/maker/portals/liquid/liquid-objects#attributes-15

You can IGNORE the alert step I have added. I have put that just to show you how the data comes in the variable where you have stored “request.Path” in liquid.

Now as per your needs, you can design your footer for specific page in your case “Sign In” page by checking if the variable “page_path” contains the word “SignIn” or not as shown below

Here just for demo purpose, I tried to show the sentence “sign in page” if my current URL is linked to SignIn and it’s seen below in Portal

And if my page is NOT sign-in, then display the existing footer as seen below

You can do the same approach for “Header” template as well to do customized headers for different pages

Please mark my answer as verified if the solution worked for you so that if someone else face similar issue, they can try the same since they would prefer if solution is a verified one.

Thanks!

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Muhammad Anas Naeemi 390 on at

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It is not working in my case. Kindly help.

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Inogic 682 on at

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Did you try clearing your portal cache and browser cache after doing the changes? Please do it if, not and check again

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Muhammad Anas Naeemi 390 on at

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Yes I did that also.

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Inogic 682 on at

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Could you please share your entire footer template or are you just trying to see if alert working or not?

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Muhammad Anas Naeemi 390 on at

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No, I am just checking whether is alert working or not on the sign in page but it is not working. if it will work then I'll apply my customization on the footer that I discussed earlier. And yes I can show you the footer template.

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Muhammad Anas Naeemi 390 on at

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if I do not use the condition than alert is giving the below path for all the pages including sign in. But I only want to customize the sign in page footer.

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Inogic 682 on at

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Hi,

I have tried again. "request.Path" still works for me.

Also ensure you are selecting the correct Footer with respect to your portal.

You can cross verify the same by checking the "Website" related data of your portal as shown below

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