How to build a website with Umbraco 10 - Part 8 - Footer Icons and Dictionary

In this video we install the free package called Contentment written by Lee Kelleher so we can easily add social icon links.

We also create a dictionary item to use in the footer.

Code:

Contentment Package

Theme:

Coffee:

[wherethewildwindblows]

Hi Paul, really enjoying the vidoe series so far. Not used Contentment before so that's a nice find. An idea for a future video....upgrading/migrating content from a v7 site to v10.

[abdulrhmanomar]

Very well explained Paul! loved your content and your explaining, and this helped me a lot to understand Umbraco very well!
Thanks a lot mate!

[m-fi]

Hi Paul, firstable thanks for your videos, and in another way, i have this problem in umbraco v11.3.1 : "the SVG 404 error when using Umbraco and Azure Blob Storage", and i saw that you fixed but in Umbraco 7.13.2, do you know what should i do?, i'll glad for your help, thanks

[suayipklc]

Are you considering doing a "how to build a website with umbraco 13" training?

[norhanshehab]

Hi Paul, I'm very happy to see that you published a playlist for umbraco 10, thank you for your great effort, Are you going to add more videos for this tutorial like contacts form and searching ??

[paulwright]

Great video once again - Although this isnt explicity just a "Umbraco 10" package (maybe just the installation method is in the only differentiating part). And same goes with the Dictionary. I think you could have spent 2 mins showing how you can use the Dictionary to power the backoffice labels in a multilingual scenario. Also, using this technique makes it easier to change labels on a "global scale", so you dont have to update EVERY document type if your naming convention changes.