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Site Appearance & Menus

Change your accent color and fonts, edit the front-end menu, and build custom pages with the page builder.

Adjust your site's look, step by step

Step 1: Pick the primary color, fonts and font sizes

In the left menu, click "Settings → Theme". Besides the site logo and browser icon (favicon), you can set:

  • Primary color: applied to buttons, links and emphasized text — start from one of the presets
  • Site-wide font / font size: affects text across the whole site, including menus and buttons
  • Body font / font size: only the text inside posts and pages
  • Site background: leave it white, or pick a light grey so white cards stand out

Settings → Theme: primary color, site-wide font and size, body font and size, site background

Step 2: Adjust the header menu and elements, then save

Further down the same page, "Header menu & elements" sets the Menu position (left, center or right) and which items show in the header (text size buttons, search, cart, login button). Click "Save settings".

Header menu & elements: menu position, visible items and "Save settings"

Changes reach the storefront within about 5 minutes — no need to republish.

Step 3: Manage the menu from the Pages list

The top menu is managed in "Website → Pages": tick "Menu" to include a page, pick a "Parent" for a two-level (dropdown) menu, and use the arrows under "Sort" to reorder. "+ New page" and "Edit home page" are at the top right.

Website → Pages: the Menu tick, Parent, Sort and, top right, "+ New page" and "Edit home page"

Step 4: Add a page (or just a menu link)

Click "+ New page", enter the Page title, and open "⚙ Settings" on the right: choose the Page type (Content pages for a page built with blocks, or Link menu for a menu item that points to an external URL or a path such as /shop), set the URL slug, and tick Publish and Include in the top menu.

New page: the page title and, under "⚙ Settings", the page type, URL slug, Publish and Include in the top menu

Step 5: Check your site's time zone

In the left menu, click "Settings → Site info" and check Site time zone (details below). The Redirect for non-existent URLs just below decides where visitors land when they hit a URL that doesn't exist.

Settings → Site info: site time zone and the redirect for non-existent URLs

Custom pages

Website → Pages lets you build any page (About Us, Contact, Event Registration…).

Pages are made of blocks, and each block is configured independently:

Block Purpose
Text & image General content, with a full editor
Hero carousel Above-the-fold banner + tagline
Course list Pick which courses to showcase, set columns per row
Product list Same as above, for physical products
Button Links to checkout, an external URL, or a form
VSL video The buy button only appears once the video reaches a set timestamp
Lead capture An embedded form; submissions join your newsletter list

Remember to save the columns-per-row setting

Course/product lists let you set how many columns show per row. After changing the dropdown you must click Save, otherwise it won't take effect — this is an easy step to miss.

Home page

The home page is also a page and can be fully customized. To restore the default layout, just delete all its blocks.

Full block reference, multi-column sections, templates, version history and pasting HTML → the page builder.

Site time zone

Pick your site's time zone under Settings → Site info (Taipei GMT+8 by default).

  • Every time shown in your dashboard and on your site uses it: order times, publish dates, version history, when a student joined…
  • The data itself is always stored in UTC, so changing the zone only changes what is displayed — nothing already saved is altered
  • When your visitors are in another country:
    • Things that already happened (publish dates, order times) are shown in your site's zone for everyone, so support conversations have a shared reference
    • Upcoming commitments (launch countdowns, live sessions, booking slots) are converted to each visitor's own zone and labelled, so nobody misses them

Booking event types have their own separate time zone setting (for scheduling across countries); it is independent of the site zone.

Multiple languages

Settings → Language & translation lets you enable English and Simplified Chinese.

  • Once enabled, a language switcher appears on the front end
  • Every piece of system text can be rewritten yourself (similar to WordPress's Loco Translate)
  • Only affects system interface text — your course titles and article content are not translated automatically

⚠️ Before disabling a language, make sure no visitors are currently using it — visitors already switched to that language will be automatically switched back to the default.


FAQ

Changed a color but the front end didn't update? The front end has a 5-minute cache. Wait a moment, or force a refresh (Ctrl+F5).

Want to put your own HTML on a page? The text & image block can switch to "source code" mode to paste HTML, and it also supports third-party embed codes (YouTube, Google Maps, forms).


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