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Status Future consideration
Workspace Cost Volume Pro
Created by Guest
Created on May 7, 2024

Replace Header and footer of embedded documents

Feature Request: Replace headers and footers in embedded documents

Summary:
Enable users to customize or replace the header and footer content shown in embedded documents. This would allow organizations to present embedded content with the appropriate branding, labels, and contextual information while maintaining a cleaner and more consistent experience for internal and external audiences.

Problem Statement:
Currently, embedded documents display default headers and footers that may not match the organization’s branding or the intended presentation context. This can create a disjointed experience for users viewing embedded content and may introduce unnecessary or irrelevant information in shared documents. As a result, teams have less control over how embedded documents appear and may need to rely on workarounds to achieve a polished presentation.

Proposed Solution:
Allow users to replace or customize the header and footer of embedded documents.
Support configuration options for what header and footer elements are displayed, including branding, document title, page details, or custom text.
Ensure embedded documents retain a clean and readable layout across different viewing contexts.
Provide controls so teams can apply consistent header and footer settings without altering the source document’s core content.
Preserve compatibility with embedded document rendering so the customization does not break formatting or usability.

Benefits:
Improves the presentation of embedded documents by aligning them with organizational branding and communication standards.
Gives teams more control over the viewing experience for shared and embedded content.
Reduces the need for manual workarounds to hide or override unwanted header and footer elements.
Creates a more polished, professional, and consistent experience for document viewers.

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