01 — Theme Options Overview
Use the theme’s global options to control visual settings that should stay consistent across your website. Configure these first so individual pages inherit the correct styles.
TIP — Make a backup or note your existing settings before changing a live website.
02 — Site Identity & Branding
Upload your logo and favicon, confirm the site title and tagline, and prepare light or dark logo variants if your header design requires them.
TIP — Use optimized SVG or appropriately sized image files for crisp branding.
03 — Global Colors & Typography
Define your primary, secondary, text and background colors. Choose heading and body fonts, weights, sizes and line heights to create a consistent hierarchy.
TIP — Limit the number of font families and weights to keep the design cleaner and faster.
04 — Header Configuration
Choose the header layout, menu location, sticky behavior, logo size and navigation styling. Review desktop and mobile header states separately.
TIP — Keep primary navigation focused on the pages visitors need most.
05 — Footer Configuration
Set footer columns, menus, contact details, copyright text and optional social links. Make sure footer information stays useful on every page.
TIP — Use the footer for secondary navigation rather than repeating the entire main menu.
06 — Layout & Containers
Set global content widths, page spacing, sidebar behavior and default layout rules. These choices influence most templates across the website.
TIP — Check wide desktop screens as well as tablets before finalizing container widths.
07 — Save, Clear Cache & Review
Save your global options, clear relevant caches and review key pages to confirm the new settings are applied consistently.
TIP — Review the homepage, blog, product page, cart and checkout if WooCommerce is enabled.
