The Complete Strapi™ Course with Plugins and Deployment - Creating a Global Configuration Type

The video tutorial explains how to structure the header and footer of web pages, focusing on creating a global configuration for company information. It covers dividing the header into logical components, setting global settings for logo and social links, and creating a company info component using Strapi. The tutorial also discusses adding social links, email, and address fields to the configuration.

What are the main components of the header discussed in the video?

• Logo, menu, social links, profile link

• Logo, footer, sidebar, profile link

• Menu, footer, sidebar, logo

• Social links, footer, sidebar, menu

Why are logo and social links considered global settings?

• They are only used on the homepage

• They are part of the footer

• They represent company information applicable to all pages

• They are not used frequently

What is the purpose of the company info component?

• To create a new page layout

• To design the footer

• To store global company information

• To manage page-specific settings

How is the profile link managed in the header?

• As a text field

• As a boolean field to show or hide

• As a dropdown menu

• As a mandatory field

What type of component is created for social links?

• A single component

• A nested repeatable component

• A text component

• A boolean component

Which field is NOT required in the company info component?

• Social media links

• Logo

• Email

• Company name

What additional fields are included in the company info component?

• Email, phone number, social media

• VAT, phone number, email

• Company name, phone number, address

• Company name, VAT, address