Configuring Header Buttons in GPTWeb

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great question! Header buttons in GPTWeb are fully configurable through the Admin Panel, allowing you to customize Login, Contact, Demo, and Trial buttons to match your visitor engagement strategy.
Accessing Header Button Settings
  • Open the Admin Panel (press Cmd+Ctrl+A on Mac or Ctrl+Alt+A on Windows/Linux)
  • Navigate to Branding → Customize
  • Select Headers & Forms from the left sidebar navigation
Available Header Buttons
Button Type Configurable Options Common Use Case
Login Visible, style, icon, text, URL Member/customer portal access
Contact Visible, style, icon, text, URL Sales inquiries, support
Demo Visible, style, icon, text, URL Schedule product demonstrations
Trial Visible, style, icon, text, URL Free trial signup
Configuration Options for Each Button
Setting Description Example Values
Visible Show or hide the button Yes / No toggle
Style Button appearance style Primary, Secondary, Outline, Ghost
Icon Font Awesome icon class fa-user, fa-calendar, fa-envelope
Text Button label text "Book Demo", "Start Free Trial"
URL Destination link or action https://calendly.com/yourlink or gptweb://modal/demo
Pro Tip: Action Links for Advanced Behavior
instead of linking to external URLs, you can use GPTWeb action links to trigger modals, forms, or other in-app behaviors directly from header buttons:
gptweb://modal/demo → Opens demo scheduling modal
gptweb://modal/contact → Opens contact form modal
gptweb://modal/trial → Opens trial signup modal
Additional Customization Options
Beyond header buttons, you can also customize these header elements in the same section:
Element Location What You Can Change
Header Background Branding → Customize → Quick Setup Color via 6-color theme system
Logo Branding → Customize → Logos & Identity Light mode logo, dark mode logo, size
App Title Branding → Customize → Logos & Identity Text displayed next to logo
Theme Toggle Headers & Forms Show/hide dark mode toggle
Transparent Header Custom CSS (advanced) Remove background and borders
If you need to completely hide the header or make it transparent, that requires Custom CSS in Branding → Customize → Custom CSS. But for button configuration, the built-in settings handle everything you need.
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