Users have the ability to personalise the colours and designs of different components in their campaign through theme settings. Each module may possess distinct yet closely related theme settings.
Step 1: Set up the colours or images of the theme. Kindly refer to the RED box or area.
- Header Image
Hint: The header image will replace the header banner and overlap it. You need to change the header image for all languages.
- Header Background Colour
Hint: The header background colour setting will modify the header of the calendar and date-picker as well.
- Header Font Colour
- Banner Image
Hint: You need to change the banner image for all languages.
- Body Background Colour
- Body Font Colour
- Theme Main Colour
- Section Active Background Colour
- Section Inactive Background Colour
- Section Inactive Border Colour
- Input Border Colour
- Datepicker Background Colour
- Datepicker Selected Date Colour
- Datepicker Hover Date Colour
Step 2: Fill in Custom Css if applicable.
- Custom Css: Custom CSS refers to the practice of creating personalised styles for websites by overriding or extending default styles. It allows developers to customise various aspects of a webpage’s appearance, such as colours, fonts, spacing, and positioning, by targeting specific HTML elements or classes.