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# Call To Action Footer Text

<mark style="color:purple;">**Spotlight**</mark> supports customizing CTA text in your publication footer subscribe section. You have **2** **settings** to choose from:

1. **CTA text for subscription section** - big main text
2. **CTA subtext for subscription section** - smaller subtext, which is under primary

## **To customize:**

* Go to **Settings > Design & branding** from the admin menu
* Click **Site-wide** in the **Design** settings sidebar on the right
* Enter your text in text inputs inside **CTA text for subscription section** or **CTA subtext for subscription section** menu items


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