Customizing website styles
When you create a website, it is important that all its elements look harmonious. Global style settings will help you with this: just choose the colors, fonts, and button design once, and they will automatically apply to all pages of the website.
This way, you don't have to edit each heading or button separately — it saves time, makes your work more convenient, and allows you to create a cohesive, professional website design.
Contents:
To open your site's style settings, click on the paint icon in the top bar:
Color settings
The first setting is your website's color palette: it is responsible for the colors of various elements — for example, text in contact form fields, dates in blog posts, or product prices. It also allows you to quickly select colors for elements, backgrounds, etc., without having to adjust each shade separately every time.
You can either customize your palette ① yourself or choose one of the ready-made presets ②:
The palette consists of five shades: brand color (your main color), two accent colors (complementary colors to your brand color), light and dark base (for text, background, etc.):
Font settings
In the Text section, you can configure font sets for different situations, such as different levels of headings, regular text, or links, as in many well-known text editors.
Similar to the palette, you can either manually configure different text types ① or select a ready-made preset ②:
You will have 12 text types available for editing:
For each of them, you can choose a font from the available ones, upload your own, adjust its size, height, character spacing, etc. for each screen size separately:
Button design settings
There are currently two button design options available that you can customize: Primary ① and Secondary ②. You can also choose a ready-made preset ③:
Each of these options can have a Primary ① and Alternate ② design, and for each button option, you can customize the design for light ③ and dark ④ backgrounds separately:
Don't forget to publish your site after making changes so that they take effect.
Updated on: 09/22/2025
Thank you!