Managing Page Options | BuildMe Documentation

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# Managing Page Options

### Alternate Menu Color Layout

You can use alternate menu color layout as your default menu style. No effect will be applied for the menu on scroll. Only valid for this page. In case selected of Use “Alternate Menu Color Layout” your menu will be look like below.

### How to add Header Slider

Adding header slider in one click just easy. Just select your current Revolution Slider or Master slider via combo box and you’ll get the result in a sec.

### How to Enable Page Loader for Individual Pages

By default page loader does not enabled. To enable page loader for individual pages please make sure selected “Show Loading Screen” option.

### How to Manage Footer Options

By default footer and widget bar comes in visible mode. In case you need to hide footer or widget bar please select via “Footer Bars Visiblity“ option

### How to Visible / Hide Page Title

By default “Page Title” comes visible. In case you need to hide “Page Title” such as creating a homepage just select this option.

### How to Set Main Menu Transparent on Content

By default this options comes disabled. In case you need to create a page with transparent menu on content individually please make sure selected “Use No Menu Space”

### How to Create a Custom Page Header / Title

You can customize your page title position, background color or image and header height by selecting “Custom Header/Title” option.

### How to Create a Page with Transparent Background Individually

By selecting this option you can customize your page individually such as changing background color or set transparent background in case you’re using background slideshow or video.

### How to Add Customize Your Page Individually

By selecting this option you’ll be able to add single background image or change color. Also you’re able to add fullscreen google map, self-hosted video, vimeo/youtube video on the background. Do you need to make this page boxed? Well that’s easy. Just select “Boxed” via “Default Page Model” option

See it in action:

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