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Footer - Newsletter led

The site page footer with a signup form on top: form column, then a brand block beside your navigation link columns, then a bottom bar. Best for: sites where the footer is a conversion point and list growth matters more than a compact footer.

📷 Hero image

Target file: assets/img/footer-newsletter-led/hero.webp

A full width site footer on a Dark background. Across the top, a bordered card holding a short headline and a one line description on the left and an email field with a submit button on the right. Beneath it a brand column with logo and social icons, four columns of navigation links, then a divider and a copyright line with legal links. Captured at desktop width so the form card reads as a distinct band above the rest.

At a glance

Footer Site pages Form

  • What it does: everything Footer - Classic renders, with a HubSpot form column added above the row. The form can sit beside its text or under it, optionally inside a card with its own background, border and radius.
  • Best used for: growing a mailing list from every page of the site.
  • Not the right fit if: you do not want a form in the footer (use Footer - Classic) or you are on a landing page, where a second form competes with the page's own.
  • 🔗 Live demo: (add demo link)

You do not add this to a page

Footers are not dropped into a page. One footer is chosen for the whole site in Theme Settings, and any single page can override it.

How it gets on your page

  1. Go to Theme Settings › Website footer.
  2. Set Which footer do you want as default footer? to Footer - Newsletter led.
  3. Open the footer from any page: click into the footer area and choose Edit global content.
  4. In Form column, pick your Form, then write the Title and Description above it.
  5. Fill in Brand info, Nav link columns and Bottom bar as you would on Classic.

Pick the form before you style it

The card, spacing and button settings all describe a form that is already selected. With no form chosen the block renders nothing, so the styling appears to do nothing.

Design recipes

Text on the left, form on the right, inside a bordered card.

📷 Result

Target file: recipe-card-form-side-by-side.webp

Field Value
Preset settings › Form column › Card › Show card on
Form column › Layout › Form layout side by side
Form column › Layout › Responsive breakpoint for stacking 767px

No card, the form sitting directly on the footer background.

📷 Result

Target file: recipe-bare-form.webp

Field Value
Preset settings › Form column › Card › Show card off

Headline and description above the form, everything centred.

📷 Result

Target file: recipe-stacked-centred.webp

Field Value
Form column › Layout › Form layout stacked
Style › Alignment › Content alignment center

Submit button spanning the width on phones.

📷 Result

Target file: recipe-full-width-mobile-button.webp

Field Value
Form settings › Make a form submit button in full width on

Brand and link columns left empty so only the signup block and bottom bar render.

📷 Result

Target file: recipe-form-only.webp

Field Value
Brand info › Logo empty
Nav link columns no columns added

Common setups

Goal Setting
Use this footer across the site Theme Settings › Website footer › Which footer do you want as default footer?
Choose which form appears Form column › Form
Put the form in a card Preset settings › Form column › Card › Show card
Form beside the text instead of under it Form column › Layout › Form layout
Change where the form stacks Form column › Layout › Responsive breakpoint for stacking
Full width submit button on mobile Form settings › Make a form submit button in full width
Cap how wide the description runs Form column › Description › Maximum width
Space between the form block and the row Preset settings › Form column › Card › Spacing below element
Hide the brand description Brand info › Show description
Remove the line above the bottom bar Preset settings › Bottom bar › Show divider

Field reference

182 fields, the 40 extra over Footer - Classic being the form column and its styling.

Content
Group What it holds
Section background settings none, colour, gradient, image or video
Form column title, description, HubSpot form
Brand info logo, logo link, description, contact details, social icons
Nav link columns a repeater of columns, each a title plus a HubSpot menu
Bottom bar copyright text and a legal link group
Style › Preset settings › Form column
Group What it styles
Layout form layout, stacking breakpoint, gaps between the two sides
Card show card, background, border, radius, padding, spacing below
Title heading level or custom size, colour, weight
Description typography, colour, maximum width
Form settings form style, full width button, button alignment

Every field, exhaustively

The complete list lives in MDS/MODULE-FUNCTIONALITY/Footer - Newsletter led.md in the theme repository.

Tips & gotchas

The form is a real HubSpot form

Response handling, redirects and follow up emails are configured on the form itself in HubSpot, not here. This module only chooses which form appears and how it looks.

Footers do not share content

Switching between Classic and Newsletter led does not carry your content across. They are separate modules with separate stored content.

Two forms on one page

On a landing page that already has a form, this footer puts a second one below it. That usually hurts conversion. Use a landing page footer instead and set it in Header and footer settings.