Color settings control background colors, text colors, button colors, and accent colors throughout your store. Once you define your color scheme, sections automatically apply these colors consistently, while still allowing section-specific overrides when needed.Documentation Index
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What these settings control
- Color schemes (light, dark, custom variations)
- Background colors for sections
- Text colors (body, headings, links)
- Button colors (primary, secondary, outline)
- Accent and border colors
- Color scheme inheritance across sections
How to access
Select or customize schemes
Choose from preset color schemes or customize individual colors within each scheme.
Settings
- Color Schemes
- Backgrounds
- Text Colors
- Accents
Color schemes are collections of related colors that work together harmoniously. The theme includes several pre-configured schemes.Scheme 1: Primary color scheme for most sections
Scheme 2: Alternative scheme for visual variety
Scheme 3: Additional variation for special emphasis
Inverse: High-contrast scheme, typically dark background
Scheme 2: Alternative scheme for visual variety
Scheme 3: Additional variation for special emphasis
Inverse: High-contrast scheme, typically dark background
Sections inherit color schemes from these global settings, but you can override them on a per-section basis.
Best practices
- Test contrast ratios: Body text requires minimum 4.5:1, large text requires minimum 3:1 contrast
- Limit to 2-3 color schemes throughout your store for consistency
- Build schemes around your brand colors while ensuring web readability
- Test colors on multiple devices and screen types
- Ensure images and icons work on all background colors
- Use subtle gradients (5-10% opacity) when needed
Related guides
- Buttons and inputs - Configure button shapes and typography
- Typography - Coordinate text styles with your color choices
- Common settings - Apply color schemes to specific sections
- Cards - Card appearance inherits from color schemes