Emovart Docs

🎨Customization

Branding, domains, languages and link structure for your site

Website Look

Adding a logo for your siteUpload your own logo in the Emovart console and show it at the top of every page of your help center.Changing your site's background and accent colorsSet a header background and a brand accent color in the console so your help center matches your palette exactly.Adding custom menu and footer linksPlace your own links in the top-right menu and the footer of your help center — ideal for routing visitors back to your main site or app.Overriding default words on your siteSwap Emovart's built-in interface labels for wording that sounds like your brand.Displaying the Contact Us button on your siteTurn on the Contact button in your site's header so visitors always have a direct line to your team.

Article Look

Handling image resizingUnderstand how Emovart sizes the images inside your articles — and how to take back control when a picture renders larger than you'd like.Adding a table of contents to your articleLet readers jump straight to the section they need by showing an automatically generated table of contents beside your articles.

Custom Domains

Connecting a custom domainServe your help center from an address you own — like help.yourcompany.com — instead of the default Emovart subdomain.Dealing with SSL certificate issuesWhat to check when your custom domain greets visitors with a security warning instead of your help center.

Internationalization

How to Set Up Multi-Language/Version Knowledge Bases in EmovartPublish your knowledge base in several languages — or several product versions — and let visitors switch between them right from the header of your site.Overriding default words on your siteTranslate Emovart's built-in interface text so your whole help center — not just the articles — reads in your visitors' language.

Link Structure

Achieving pretty URL links for your siteSee how Emovart builds article URLs from your Notion page titles — and how to keep those links short, readable, and stable over time.Customizing and redirecting article URLsCreate alias URLs that redirect to your articles — for short shareable links, URLs that survive renames, and painless migrations from other platforms.