> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.aristotlemetadata.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.aristotlemetadata.com/administrator-tasks/aristotle-cloud-settings-editor/adding-and-deleting-header-and-footer-links.md).

# Adding and deleting header and footer links

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Registry settings can only be adjusted by an Administrator.
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Additional links can be added to or deleted from the registry header or footer via the Aristotle Cloud Settings Editor.

### How to add header and footer links

1. Select 'Aristotle Cloud Dashboard' from the dashboard side panel.

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2. Select 'View registry settings'.

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3. Navigate to the 'Links' category and select 'Add Link'.

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4. Fulfil the following fields as desired:
   * 'Name': The actual text that will appear in the header or footer representing the link. This will be the word or words that a user can select to access the link
   * 'URL': The url that the link text will link a user to when selected
   * 'Open in new tab': Whether the link, when selected, will open in a new tab or not. 'True' will cause the link to open in a new tab, and 'False' will not.
   * 'Link Location': Whether the link is located in the header, to the right side of the header, or in the footer

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**Note:** 'Move up' or 'Move Down' can be selected to reorganise the list of links (below).

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### How to delete header and footer links:

1. Select 'Aristotle Cloud Dashboard' from the dashboard panel.

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2. Select 'View registry settings'.

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3. Navigate to the 'Links' category and select 'Delete' beside the link you wish to delete.

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4. Confirm your deletion in the resulting browser popup.

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