Learn how to create themes and apply your brand across pages and sites.
Create reusable type styles (as many as you need) that can be applied all across your sites, and updated in one place. While in edit mode, you can quickly switch between your type styles inline, making it easy to apply your brand on the fly.
Styles are the building blocks of a theme, defining text properties like font, size, and color. A theme is a collection of these styles, bundled together into a reusable set that can be applied across your pages. Instead of manually tweaking text settings every time, you can set up a theme once and use it anywhere.
You can view all your themes in the Theme Manager on the control panel. Here, you'll find a list of your themes, along with their creation and update dates, and the option to create new ones.

There is no limit to the number of themes you can create, so you can have as many as you need for your brand.
Go to your Theme Manager, click on “Create Theme”, and give it a name. This is an “empty” theme that you will then add styles to.

You can choose to set the theme as your default theme that will be automatically applied to all the pages on your site.
Then, go to a page and open the properties panel. Under “Theme” you will be able to select the theme you just created, or any others you may have created in the past.

When you’ve selected a theme, you can then adjust your styles, like the font, size and color.
Click “New” under Theme Styles in the Properties panel. Give the new style a name, and hit “save changes”. This new text style will now be part of your selected theme.
You can quickly select your different text styles from the bubble menu, so it’s easy to switch between them without having to go into the properties panel each time.

Sometimes you might want to edit an existing theme. To do this, click on some text that the theme is applied to, edit the styles, and then click on “Update all” under Theme styles. This will then override the previous styles and add them to the theme.

You can view all the properties of your text styles by clicking “Edit” under Theme Styles. From there, you’ll see all the properties within that theme and can remove any that are no longer needed.

Learn about the different kinds of content you can add to a page, from text to logos, color palettes and folder blocks.