FAQ¶
The questions that come in most often, with the shortest answer that actually solves the problem.
Setup¶
How do I set my brand colors and fonts?
Open Theme Settings and set your colors and fonts once. Because Flexoraa uses one design system, every module updates to match. See Colors & brand and Fonts & typography.
Can I use the theme on both website pages and landing pages?
Yes. Flexoraa works on website pages and landing pages, and includes system page templates — 404, 500, password prompt, the three email subscription pages and search results.
Where do I change global spacing?
In Theme Settings, under the spacing options. See Spacing, gaps & radius.
Where do I start?
Getting Started, then the Build your first page quickstart.
Styling¶
How do I change a button style?
Buttons use the global presets btn-1 to btn-8. Set the module's Style field to one of them, then edit that preset in Theme Settings to restyle every button using it. See Buttons.
How do I make a section full width or full viewport?
Most section modules have Layout settings with a container option — default, full width or custom — and heroes add a full-viewport toggle. See a module's field reference, for example Single Column Banner – Slider.
Modules¶
Why is a module option not showing?
Many fields only appear once a related field is turned on. Arrow styling, for example, appears only when navigation is set to arrows. Check the parent toggle or choice for that group — a module's field reference lists what reveals each field.
How do I set up my header and navigation?
Use the logo settings for your brand mark, and Simple Navigation or Megamenu for the menu. Both are placed in the header and styled from Theme Settings.
Blog¶
How do I set up the blog?
Assign a Flexoraa blog template, then build the listing and post pages. See the Build a blog recipe.
Which blog post layout should I use?
Four ship with the theme and they share the same content elements, differing only in how the header is arranged. See Blog post templates.
Not here?
Send the page URL and a screenshot of what you're seeing. That's usually enough to solve it in one reply — and the question gets added to this page.