Themes

One visual direction. A website that stays consistent.

Give every page a consistent starting point without styling each one from scratch. Cedros themes bring the website’s colors, typography, and shared surfaces together, helping new content look like it belongs to the same business.

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Build the visual foundations once

Start with a theme and make it yours

Choose an available theme or build a custom definition for the site. Save custom themes in the library so your team can maintain a deliberate visual direction. Start with the type of experience you want customers to have, then refine the details.

Set the shared visual foundations

Adjust colors, typography, and supported design settings in one place. Apply them across the standard components that use the theme, from text to controls and surfaces. Shared choices reduce repeated styling decisions each time your team adds content.

Design light and dark modes together

Maintain the appearance of both color modes and review text, backgrounds, borders, and interactive states. A consistent theme helps the website remain recognizable across visitor preferences. Check imagery and custom content with both modes as part of the design review.

Keep the repeated parts of the site coherent

Configure the shared navigation, footer, and page-type surfaces through the site’s appearance settings. Align them with the page content so visitors encounter a consistent experience as they move between a landing page, article, and other site sections.

Combine brand consistency with reusable layouts

The theme provides visual foundations; shared templates provide maintained page layouts. Use both for a growing library of services, features, or campaigns. Each page can keep its own message while new content follows the design choices already made.

Review the change across the website

Save and review a theme before applying it. Inspect representative pages in both modes and at the sizes your visitors use. Custom React can use Cedros theme values too, so bespoke interactions can stay visually connected to the rest of the site.

Useful to know

How is a theme different from a page template?

A theme supplies shared visual choices such as colors and typography. A page template supplies a reusable layout with independent content for each linked page. They work together.

Can I save a custom theme?

Yes. The theme workflow supports custom definitions, drafts, and a library of saved themes that can be applied to the site.

Will a custom React page follow the theme?

It can when its code uses Cedros’s theme values and layout rules. Standard components use the shared theme; inspect custom content when making broad appearance changes.

Keep the whole website recognizably yours.

Bring shared design decisions into a theme and repeated layouts into templates.

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