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Managing Your Sponsors Page

How to add, update, or remove sponsor logos on the sponsors page.

Sponsors support your league, and your sponsors page is where you say thank you by showing their logos. Keeping it current — adding new sponsors, removing those who didn’t renew, keeping logos high-quality — is an important seasonal maintenance task.

Where the Sponsors Section Is

Find the sponsors page or section on your site (usually called Sponsors or Partners). Open it in BeaverBuilder to edit it. The sponsors are likely displayed in rows of logo images, each linking to the sponsor’s website.

Swapping a Sponsor Logo

To replace an existing sponsor logo, follow the image swap workflow from Course 1: click the image, click the edit button, and select a new image from the Media Library. If the sponsor’s logo has changed, use the new one. Make sure the new logo is in PNG format if possible (PNG files have transparent backgrounds) and at least 400 pixels wide.

Updating a Sponsor Link

If a sponsor’s website URL has changed, right-click the sponsor logo or the text link and select Edit Link. Update the URL to the new website and apply. Save the module.

Adding a New Sponsor Row

Adding a whole new row of sponsors requires modifying the page layout, which is more advanced. Swapping or updating existing sponsors is editor work. If you need to add a new sponsor, contact your web admin to add a new row. You can then add the logo and link.

💡 Tip: Always get sponsor logos in PNG format with transparent backgrounds, at least 400 pixels wide. This ensures they display cleanly on your website and look professional next to each other.

 

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