How to Use Global Styling for Your Website
Global styling allows you to set and manage colors and typography across your entire website with just a few clicks. By using global styling, you ensure a consistent look and feel throughout your site while making it easy to update styles later.
1. Accessing Global Styling
- Open the sidebar on the left.
- Click on the paintbrush icon labeled Styling.
- At the top, you will see Presets, which include predefined color schemes and typography settings.
2. Using Presets to Change Styles Quickly
- Click through the available presets to see how they update your website in real-time.
- Presets control both colors and typography, allowing you to experiment with different styles.
- Swatches below the presets show the locked-in colors currently in use.
3. Customizing Colors
- Select a style to modify.
- Enter a hex code or manually adjust the color.
- The changes will automatically apply across all elements using that color.
4. Customizing Typography
- Typography settings allow you to change fonts for Headings (H1-H6) and Paragraphs.
- Choose a font from the list, and all text set to that style will update instantly.
- Additional typography adjustments include:
- Font weight
- Line height
- Letter spacing
5. Device-Specific Styling
- You can adjust typography settings for desktop, tablet, and mobile separately.
- Select the desired device view and make changes to ensure readability across all screen sizes.
6. Creating Custom Typography Presets
- Click Add New at the bottom of the typography section.
- Define custom styles for headings, paragraphs, or other text elements.
- These new styles will appear in the dropdown menu when adding text elements to your page.
7. Applying and Updating Global Styles
- When adding a text element, it will automatically use the paragraph style from global typography.
- From the dropdown menu, select any existing or custom typography style.
- If you need to update a style, return to Global Styling, make changes, and they will reflect across the entire site.
8. HTML Tag Customization for Headings
- Headings (H1-H6) include HTML tags that define their importance in search engines.
- In the Text Toolbar, select the HTML tag option to change heading levels when needed.
By using global styling, you can ensure a professional and cohesive design throughout your website while keeping updates quick and effortless.