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# Social

Story will automatically generate social media icons when you add URL addresses in the Social settings. 

Choose which social accounts to display on your header and footer by entering the full URL address in the fields. If a field is blank, no icon is displayed for that social network:

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## Header social icons

To display the social icons in the header, choose "**Logo above menu**" as the Header style under the Header settings:

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The mobile-drawer menu style will also display the social icons at the bottom of the drawer:

<figure><img src="/files/CPrjRXWqvPqYDCA7HEvU" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

## Footer social icons

Social icons can be displayed at the bottom of the footer. Use the **subfooter** settings to toggle displaying social icons:

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## Custom social icons

If you have a custom social media network icon you'd like to display, Story provides you with three additional link and image options:

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