Minimal Inline Links

About this block

Minimal Inline Links is a single-row footer strip. A copyright notice sits on the left. On the right, a small inline navigation list groups five text links side by side, followed by three compact social icons for X, GitHub, and LinkedIn. On narrower viewports the row stacks vertically, centering each piece, then returns to a horizontal split at medium widths and above.

Every element is independent. You can swap the copyright text, add or remove nav links, and drop any social icon without affecting the others. The whole block carries no background color, so it inherits whatever surface sits behind it.

When to use

Reach for this block when you want a footer that takes up as little vertical space as possible. It suits a healthcare scheduling product or any other app where the page itself carries the weight and the footer only needs to supply legal credit and quick navigation. Compared to multi-column alternatives like Brand Blurb Columns or Five Column With Tagline, this strip asks nothing of the reader and does not compete with page content above it.

A natural flow around it on a Marketing Pro page:

Before

• A CTA block to close the page with a clear next step before the footer appears
• A FAQ section to answer final objections right before the page ends

After

• Nothing; this block is intended as the last element on the page

What you can customize

This block has three swappable parts that each stand alone:

• Copyright line. Replace the demo company name and year with your own; the text sits in a plain paragraph so no structure changes.
• Nav links. The list renders from a simple array, so you can add, remove, or rename links without changing the layout.
• Social icons. Swap in any icon from the shared brand icon set and update the accessible label to match.

Tip: keep the nav list to five or fewer items so the row stays on one line at medium widths and the strip remains truly minimal.