Theme settings presets

Theme settings presets allow you to create different configurations for specific sections of your website. This feature enables you to customize colors for different product categories, apply special layouts to particular pages, set custom fonts for selected posts, and much more.

What are theme presets

Presets provide targeted customization options that override global theme settings in specific contexts. You can configure almost any aspect of your website differently in various locations, including mobile-specific configurations using the “Is mobile device” condition.

How to create theme settings presets

All our presets can be created with a special interface in Dashboard -> Theme settings -> Settings presets. From there, you can see a list of your available presets and delete or create new ones.

Here is a step-by-step instruction on how to create it:

1. Go to Dashboard -> Theme settings -> Settings presets.
2. Click on “Add a new preset”.
3. Enter the preset name and click “OK”.
4. Configure preset rules where you want to apply them. Click “Save conditions”.
5. Select which options you want to override and uncheck the “Inherit” option for them.
6. After configuring all settings, click on “Save settings”.

How to use preset rules

When you create a new preset, all settings inherit their values from global settings by default. You must manually select which options to override by unchecking the “Inherit” option for specific settings. There are different types of rules for your preset:

1. Post type – configure your settings for particular post types like only products, posts, projects, etc.
2. Post type single page – configure settings specifically for individual post detail pages of selected post types, allowing you to customize the layout and functionality when users view a single post, product, or custom post type entry
3. Post ID – apply them to special posts or pages only.
4. Taxonomy – configure custom taxonomy like categories, tags, etc.
5. Term ID – apply settings for special terms like tags or categories.
6. User role – configure different settings and display options based on the logged-in user’s role (administrator, editor, subscriber, customer, etc.)
7. Filtered by attribute – apply settings to posts or products that contain specific attributes or custom fields
8. Filtered by term – configure settings for content that is associated with specific taxonomy terms, categories, or tags
9. Filtered by any attribute – apply settings when posts or products contain any attributes from a specified set, providing flexible filtering options for content with varying characteristics.
10. Filtered by stock status – configure settings based on product availability
11. Custom – list of special rules like 404 page, search, my account, shop page, mobile devices, etc.

You can combine a few rules for one preset when you click on the “Add new rule” button.