The Site Theme panel controls your website’s overall look — fonts, colors, buttons, and background — so you can make consistent, site-wide branding changes in one place. Open it from the left panel: click Theme.
Tip: Set your theme first, then customize individual pages or elements. A manual change to a specific element overrides the theme for that element only.
Text & fonts
Under Theme → Text, set the font, size, weight, and color for your body text and headings (H1–H6). Changes apply everywhere that hasn’t been manually overridden. Pick from the built-in font library, or add Google/custom fonts via the Add & Manage Fonts icon.
Colors
Under Theme → Colors, define a color palette and connect those colors to elements (buttons, text, backgrounds). When you change a theme color, everything linked to it updates automatically — ideal for consistent branding. You can also auto-generate a palette from your existing site (Set Theme Colors → Connect it for me).
Buttons
Under Theme → Buttons, set the default style for primary and secondary buttons: colors, border, corners, hover state, and shadow.
Images & background
Set default image styling (borders, corners, shadows) under Theme → Images, and your site background (a color or image, site-wide or per page) under Theme → Backgrounds.
See also the Website Editor Overview.