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Theme settings define the shared foundation used across Everest. These controls shape brand presentation, color and typography systems, store interactions, and other global behaviors that multiple sections and templates rely on at the same time. Everest theme settings overview

What these settings control

  • Shared brand presentation, including logos and favicon output
  • Global color, typography, layout, and input styling decisions
  • Product, badge, search, cart, and customer account behavior
  • Feature toggles that affect multiple storefront areas at once

How to access

1

Open the Theme Customizer

In Shopify admin, go to Online Store -> Themes -> Customize.
2

Open Theme settings

Use the Theme settings panel in the customizer sidebar to access Everest’s global controls.
3

Work from general to specific

Start with brand, colors, typography, and layout before moving into products, search, cart, and feature-specific settings.
Theme settings location in the Everest customizer

Available settings

Available Everest theme setting categories

Brand

Logos, favicon, brand text, and shared brand presentation.

Colors

Shared color schemes, surfaces, and contrast choices.

Typography

Heading and body font choices, scale, and text behavior.

Layout

Shared page width, spacing, and structural layout rules.

Buttons and Inputs

Button styling, field appearance, and shared form input behavior.

Cards

Shared card surfaces, spacing, and card presentation rules.

Products

Product card and product-related global display settings.

Badges

Badge labels, badge styling, and shared product status indicators.

Social Media

Social profile links and social-sharing related settings.

Search

Search behavior and predictive search related output.

Cart

Cart behavior, cart presentation, and shared checkout-adjacent settings.

Customer Account

Shared customer account behavior and account-related storefront settings.

Features

Feature toggles and shared storefront capability settings.

Best practices

  • Set global design foundations first so section-level choices stay easier to manage later.
  • Preview changes on more than one template because theme settings often affect multiple storefront areas at once.
  • Use brand, color, and typography settings together so the storefront feels consistent across pages.
  • Duplicate the theme before large global changes if you want a safe rollback point.