Frequently Asked Questions - SW Sprocket Rocket Modules

The top bar background spans the full width, while Max Top Bar Width limits the content row inside it. Under Style → Top Bar Style, set Max Top Bar Width to Default. Then open Spacing and set the left and right padding to 25px. The padding stays inside the width limit so the top bar content and logo row share the same visual edges. Publish the global header and check the alignment at desktop and mobile sizes.

In Style → Top Bar Style, turn on Text Shadow and choose Soft, Medium, Glow, or Custom.

The shadow applies to type, Simple Links, and their icons. Filled buttons stay unshadowed. Publish global header content after your theme update.

These settings affect only Simple Links in the top bar. With Override Link Colors off, the links use Top Bar Text Color and the theme's hover color for dark backgrounds. Turn the override on to set the resting link color with the color control inside XL Simple Link Font and the hover color with Link Hover / Active Color. Choose colors with clear contrast, and do not use Menu Colors for top-bar Simple Links.

New pages from SW Home Page include a hero, offer cards, a guide section, testimonials, a contact form, and FAQs after the form. The FAQ heading is the H2 only (no extra “Questions” title). Form fields start with a white fill, 1px gray border, and 8px corners. Create a new page from the template to pick this up; existing home pages keep their saved modules.

New pages from SW Landing Page are a short path: compact hero with no buttons, a form beside copy, then FAQs (H2 only). Pick your HubSpot form in the form section. Form fields start Custom (white fill, 1px gray border, 8px corners) inside a light gray form box. Create a new page from the template; existing landing pages keep their saved modules.

The current Smithworks blog template keeps FAQs in the blog post body, so it does not add a separate SW FAQs Basic block to a new post. Add FAQ content to the post body when the article needs it. The included SW Blog Single Post template does contain SW FAQs Basic, but the module starts disabled and empty; on a blog using that template, turn on Enable Module and add the questions. If the editor does not match either description, check the assigned blog post template under Settings → Content → Blog → Templates.

Yes. A page newly created from the SW General Page template includes an FAQ section before the related-guide section. Existing pages keep their current saved content and are not changed automatically. If you want the template's current starting layout, create a new page from the template.

SW Careers Basic helps you publish job openings and collect applications on one page. Each opening can appear as a Job Card with expandable details, and you can add an application form to the same page. You can manage jobs by:

• Entering them directly in the module with Inline Repeater
• Connecting a Google Sheet
• Uploading a CSV file

For field-by-field guidance, see SW Module Documentation.

1. Set Job Source to Google Sheet or CSV File.
2. Keep these sample headers exactly as provided: title, department, location, type, description_about, responsibilities, requirements, apply_url, apply_label, date_posted, valid_through, active, sort_order.
3. For a Google Sheet, share it as Anyone with the link and Viewer. For a CSV, upload the file to HubSpot's File Manager.
4. Remove the sample rows before publishing.

The browser can access the job rows, so do not use the Sheet or CSV for private information. Sharing and filtering control what appears; they are not access control.

Set Apply Now — Destination to In-module form when you want the button to move visitors to the application form on the page. The form must include a field named position_of_interest so the selected job can be filled in automatically. Choose Custom link instead when an opening should send applicants to an external page. If the on-page form does not receive the job title, confirm that the required field exists and uses that exact name.