Site-wide design
Global Settings
Global Settings (also called the Site Kit) are the design decisions you make once and reuse everywhere — open them from the editor via the hamburger menu in the top-left, then Site Settings. Anything you set here becomes available as a one-click option inside every widget's color and font pickers.
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Site Identity
Site name, description and site icon (favicon) — separate from, but often kept in sync with, your WordPress General Settings.
Global Colors
A shared palette (default: Primary, Secondary, Text, Accent) that appears at the top of every color picker in every widget. Changing a global color here updates it everywhere it's used, instantly.
Global Fonts
Named typography presets (default: Primary, Secondary, Text, Accent) covering font family, size, weight and spacing, reusable the same way as Global Colors.
Theme Style — Buttons
Default typography, colors, border and padding applied to every Button widget and button-like element site-wide, so you only style buttons once.
Theme Style — Form Fields
Default styling for form inputs (text fields, textareas, selects) coming from this plugin's own widgets or compatible form plugins.
Theme Style — Images
Default border-radius and opacity applied to images across the site unless a widget overrides it.
Layout
Site-wide content width, default section spacing ("gaps" between elements), and breakpoint widths for tablet/mobile.
Lightbox
Controls for the built-in image/gallery lightbox: background color/opacity, UI color, and whether captions/counters/zoom are shown.
Background
A default page background (color, image, gradient or video) applied site-wide, behind your theme's own background.
Page Transitions
An animated preloader/transition effect shown while a page (or the editor preview) is loading.
Custom CSS
A free-text CSS box applied site-wide, for small tweaks that don't need a full child theme or code snippet plugin.