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7 Things You Need to Know About the New Facebook Page Layout [2018]
https://blog.snappa.com/new-facebook-page-layout/
If you’re managing a Facebook page, you might have noticed that your layout changed sometime in July. That’s because Facebook was experimenting with a few layout variations.
Now it appears that Facebook has finalized the new layout and rolled it out across the board on all business pages. Love it or hate it, the new layout is here to say.
In this post, we’ve outlined 7 things you need to know about the new Facebook update.
1. The Facebook cover photo size has changed
Although the new size hasn’t changed by much, you may need to make some minor adjustments when creating Facebook cover photos. The old Facebook cover size was 851px by 315px while the new cover photo displays at 828px by 315px on desktop. This means that the width of the cover photos has slightly decreased.
Not to worry, we’ve already updated our Facebook cover size and all of our templates inside of Snappa. If you need to convert an older cover photo to accommodate the new size, you can make use of our image resize feature.
2. The profile photo no longer overlaps with the cover photo
This is one change that we were very excited to see. The profile pictures is now located on the left side of the cover photo.
( Read more... )
With the profile picture out of the way, this frees up a lot more real estate on the cover photo itself. You no longer need to worry about accounting for the profile picture.
3. The like and share buttons have moved
Once again, Facebook has made the smart decision to move the like, message and share buttons that were previously overlapping the cover photo. Now they appear directly under the cover photo.
( Read more... )
If you hover over the “More” dropdown, it gives you a full range of options for engaging with the company’s Facebook page.
This means that 100% of your Facebook cover photo will now be visible.
4. The navigation tabs are now on the left (and you can manage them)
Another thing that’s new is the location of the navigation tabs. Previously they were located on the top navbar and now they’ve moved to the left hand side of the page.
( Read more... )
What’s cool about the new navigation buttons is that you can actually add, remove or reorder the tabs. To do this, click on “Manage Tabs.”
( Read more... )
5. The Call To Action button is prominent and customizable
In my opinion, this is one of the best changes that Facebook’s made in the new layout. Now all pages have a prominent blue call to action button on their page that is fully customizable.
( Read more... )
On our page, you’ll notice that we have a “Sign Up” button since we want people to try our software. However, you have tons of different options.
To customize your CTA button, hover over the button and click “Edit Button”. From there, you can specify what the button says and the website/app URL.
( Read more... )
6. You can search for posts on the page
Facebook has introduced a handy little search box so you can easily search the page for older posts.
( Read more... )
7. Sections are on the right side
The sections of your Facebook page are now located on the right hand side. This includes things like photos, videos, events, and so on.
( Read more... )
Just like the navigation tabs on the left, you can fully customize your page sections. By hovering over the the labels, you can click the pencil icon to add, delete, or rearrange sections.
( Read more... )
Conclusion
As you can see, there’s quite a lot to like about the new Facebook page layout. The layout is super clean, there’s a prominent call to action, and there’s lots of possibilities to customize the page how you want.
Do you like the new layout? Let us know in the comments below!
7 Things You Need to Know About the New Facebook Page Layout [2018]
https://blog.snappa.com/new-facebook-page-layout/
If you’re managing a Facebook page, you might have noticed that your layout changed sometime in July. That’s because Facebook was experimenting with a few layout variations.
Now it appears that Facebook has finalized the new layout and rolled it out across the board on all business pages. Love it or hate it, the new layout is here to say.
In this post, we’ve outlined 7 things you need to know about the new Facebook update.
1. The Facebook cover photo size has changed
Although the new size hasn’t changed by much, you may need to make some minor adjustments when creating Facebook cover photos. The old Facebook cover size was 851px by 315px while the new cover photo displays at 828px by 315px on desktop. This means that the width of the cover photos has slightly decreased.
Not to worry, we’ve already updated our Facebook cover size and all of our templates inside of Snappa. If you need to convert an older cover photo to accommodate the new size, you can make use of our image resize feature.
2. The profile photo no longer overlaps with the cover photo
This is one change that we were very excited to see. The profile pictures is now located on the left side of the cover photo.
( Read more... )
With the profile picture out of the way, this frees up a lot more real estate on the cover photo itself. You no longer need to worry about accounting for the profile picture.
3. The like and share buttons have moved
Once again, Facebook has made the smart decision to move the like, message and share buttons that were previously overlapping the cover photo. Now they appear directly under the cover photo.
( Read more... )
If you hover over the “More” dropdown, it gives you a full range of options for engaging with the company’s Facebook page.
This means that 100% of your Facebook cover photo will now be visible.
4. The navigation tabs are now on the left (and you can manage them)
Another thing that’s new is the location of the navigation tabs. Previously they were located on the top navbar and now they’ve moved to the left hand side of the page.
( Read more... )
What’s cool about the new navigation buttons is that you can actually add, remove or reorder the tabs. To do this, click on “Manage Tabs.”
( Read more... )
5. The Call To Action button is prominent and customizable
In my opinion, this is one of the best changes that Facebook’s made in the new layout. Now all pages have a prominent blue call to action button on their page that is fully customizable.
( Read more... )
On our page, you’ll notice that we have a “Sign Up” button since we want people to try our software. However, you have tons of different options.
To customize your CTA button, hover over the button and click “Edit Button”. From there, you can specify what the button says and the website/app URL.
( Read more... )
6. You can search for posts on the page
Facebook has introduced a handy little search box so you can easily search the page for older posts.
( Read more... )
7. Sections are on the right side
The sections of your Facebook page are now located on the right hand side. This includes things like photos, videos, events, and so on.
( Read more... )
Just like the navigation tabs on the left, you can fully customize your page sections. By hovering over the the labels, you can click the pencil icon to add, delete, or rearrange sections.
( Read more... )
Conclusion
As you can see, there’s quite a lot to like about the new Facebook page layout. The layout is super clean, there’s a prominent call to action, and there’s lots of possibilities to customize the page how you want.
Do you like the new layout? Let us know in the comments below!
