Brand Link
Create branded link with a custom logo, header, body, footer, links and more
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Create branded link with a custom logo, header, body, footer, links and more
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You can customize the appearance of your branding on cPanel and admin site, match the user interface to the language of your content, and more.
You can apply customizations to your entire references link as a site-wide theme, or to individual variants and site sections.
Each domain will have a different brand link layout configuration. This depends on the Header, Body, and Footer settings in the brand's admin site. Each domain can have an independent layout without causing confusion between brands.
The Header section defines the topmost part of the page and plays a critical role in branding and navigation.
Header Logo:
Specifies the logo image URL for the current domain.
Header Search:
Enables a search bar in the header area.
Header Menu:
Defines the main navigation menu items. These links can point to internal pages or external resources.
Header Avatar:
Displays a user avatar or profile icon.
The Body section is the main content area of the page.
Body Navigation:
Manages the side navigation (if applicable). Useful for dashboard-like layouts sites.
Body Header Slider:
A configurable slider or banner at the top of the body section, often used for promotions, announcements, or featured content.
Body Footer:
An optional area just above the actual site footer, used for secondary content such as quick links, newsletter subscriptions, or call-to-action banners.
The Footer section defines the bottom area of the page, typically containing legal, informational, and navigational links.
Footer Logo:
Allows inclusion of a brand logo in the footer for consistent branding.
Footer Description:
A short description or mission statement about the brand or website.
Footer Widget:
A customizable area within the footer that allows you to display structured content in multiple columns or blocks.
Footer Copyright:
Displays copyright information, often including the current year and brand name.
Footer Privacy Policy:
Link to the brand's privacy policy.
Footer Terms Of Use:
Link to the website’s terms and conditions or user agreement.
Footer Change Logs:
Link to the brand's change logs.
To support flexible integration between the JFW system and client systems, we allow embedding logged-in user information into URLs through query parameters. This enables the client to handle and process the user data according to their own business logic.
Purpose
Allow client systems to easily identify and process users coming from the JFW platform.
Facilitate quick integration without the need for complex authentication mechanisms during early phases.
AuthKey
An identifier or session key (token) used for user authentication
ID
User ID in the JFW system
Username
The user’s login username
EmailAddress
The user’s email address
Security Considerations
The AuthKey should be encrypted or have a short expiration time to reduce security risks.
URLs containing user information should not be logged or shared publicly.
Client systems should validate and handle the data using their internal security standards.
