Elements
Application #
Add as many backgrounds as you like, divided into light and dark variants. This makes it easier for you to perfectly match text and box colors to the respective background. In the following 6 steps, we will show you how to manage your backgrounds and add new ones.
Find element overview #
To customize the elements, click on the last item „Elements“.
Elements Overview #
In the elements overview, just like in the editor, you will find the overview with all customizable elements, which are 12 in total. We show you here which ones they are and what adjustments can be made. As before, swap out the background colors to see how the elements look on your backgrounds.
Structural elements #
Chapter #
Click on „Chapters“ to customize the style of the chapter overview. You have three styles to choose from. Select one and then click the „Save“ button.
Classic style #
If you select „Classic“, we will keep all previous settings and only change the design of the elements.
Float style #
In the float style, the box floats centered below the image.
Glass Style #
With the glass style, there is no box. Instead, the contents are distributed across the image.
Chapter Start #
Click on „Chapter Start“ to customize the style of the chapter start. Four different styles are available to you. Select a style and then click the „Save“ button.
Classic style #
The Classic style has the box in the picture. If you choose the Classic style, you can additionally adjust the alignment, meaning whether the box is on the left or the right.
Float style #
With the float style, the box floats over the image. If you choose the float style, you can also set the alignment, whether the box is on the left or the right.
Glass Style #
In the glass style, there is no box. Instead, the contents are distributed across the image. If you choose the glass style, you can also adjust the alignment—meaning whether the contents are positioned on the left, in the center, or on the right.
Tile style #
The tiles style divides the element separately into image and content. You can decide whether the content box is on the left or the right.
Content elements #
Big Slider #
Click on „Big Slider“ to customize the style of the big slider. You have four styles available. Choose one and then click the „Save“ button.
Classic style #
The Classic style has the box in the picture. If you choose the Classic style, you can additionally adjust the alignment, meaning whether the box is on the left or the right.
Float style #
With the float style, the box floats over the image. If you choose the float style, you can also set the alignment, whether the box is on the left or the right.
Glass Style #
With the glass style, there is no box. Instead, the contents are distributed across the image. If you choose the glass style, you can additionally adjust the alignment – meaning whether the contents are positioned on the left, in the center, or on the right.
Tile style #
The tiles style divides the element separately into image and content. You can decide whether the content box is on the left or the right.
Slider #
Click on „Slider“ to customize the style of the slider. You have three styles available. Choose one and then click the „Save“ button.
Classic style #
In the classic style, there is a clear division between the content box and the image. If you choose the classic style, you can also adjust the alignment – meaning whether the box is positioned on the left, in the center, or on the right.
Float style #
With the float style, the content box floats over the image. If you choose the float style, you can also adjust the alignment to determine whether the box is positioned on the left, in the center, or on the right.
Glass Style #
In the glass style, there is no box. Instead, the contents are distributed across the image. If you choose the glass style, you can additionally set whether the box is positioned on the left, in the center, or on the right.
Hotspots #
Click on „Hotspots“ to customize the style of the hotspots. You have three styles available. Choose one and then click the „Save“ button.
Primary-Point-Pulses #
Look at how the settings affect the hotspots
Float style #
With the float style, the content box floats over the image. If you choose the float style, you can also adjust the alignment to determine whether the box is positioned on the left, in the center, or on the right.
Glass Style #
In the glass style, there is no box. Instead, the contents are distributed across the image. If you choose the glass style, you can additionally set whether the box is positioned on the left, in the center, or on the right.
Table #
Click on „Table“ to adjust the table style. Take a look at the options.
Select style #
Tabs #
Click on „Tabs“ to customize the style of the tabs. We will go through all the available options step by step.
Alignment #
Click through the three different tab alignments and save one of them for your theme.
Accordion #
Click „Accordion“ to customize the tab style. We will go through all the options step by step here.
Transparency #
Decide whether your accordions are transparent or not.
Arrows or plus #
Decide whether your accordions should have arrows or a plus / minus icon.
Alignment #
Decide whether your accordion arrows/pluses are on the left or right.
Button art #
Finally, decide what type your buttons should be
Before After #
Click on „Before/After“ to adjust the handle design of the Before/After element. We will go through both options step by step here.
Infographic #
Click on „Infographic“ to customize the style of the infographic element. We will go through all the setting options step by step here.
Bulletin board #
Click on „Pinboard“ to customize the element's colors. We will go through all the settings step by step here.