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Themes allow you to customize your demo with your company brand.
The Themes section is only visible to members whose role has theme permission enabled. Workspace admins can manage theme permissions per role at Settings > Roles. Setting a theme as your workspace default requires the Admin role.
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Create a theme

Navattic comes prepared with a Light Theme and a Dark Theme. You can duplicate an existing Theme to make edits, or select + Create theme to start from scratch. Themes are available to all members of your Workspace. Once created, apply your Theme to any Flow or Checklist in order to view changes.
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Apply a theme

To apply a Theme to your demo, navigate to a Product Demo > Build > Theme. Apply a single theme throughout your entire demo, or select a different theme for each flow.
Apply a Theme

FAQs

To customize your theme colors, go to Themes. The simple editor provides three color inputs: Accent, Text, and Background. These colors automatically apply to all demo elements including buttons, beacons, tooltips, and more.To access the full token editor, click the Advanced editor button at the bottom of the theme sidebar.
To edit the font used in your demo, go to Themes > Shared styles > Typography. You can edit the font family, font color, size, line height, link color, and link hover color. You can also upload a custom font.Font style presets available are: Sans, Serif, and Mono.
To customize a Button, go to Themes > Select Buttons in the shared styles panel. From here you can edit the Button border, text color, background color, font weight, and padding.Buttons have three state tabs: Default, Hover, and Active (the pressed state). You can customize background, border, and shadow for each state on both Primary and Secondary button variants.
To edit the color and size of the Beacon, go to Themes > Select Beacons in the menu on the right.
To edit the modal width, go to Themes > Select Modal in the menu on the right. Use the arrows to change the modal width. This will change the width of all modals in demos with this Theme.
To edit the Tooltip width, go to Themes > Tooltip. Use the arrows to change the Tooltip widths for Small, Medium, and Large. Check out Customize Tooltip Width for more details.
To edit your Checklist background color and border, go to Themes > Use the dropdown to select Checklist > Select Surfaces.To edit the typography in your Checklist, select Typography directly above Surfaces. Make sure to Publish & Exit after making changes to your Checklist.
To edit the Checklist checkmark color visit Themes > Select Checklist in the right-hand menu.
To edit the Checklist Launcher visit Themes > Select Checklist Launcher in the right-hand menu.You can edit the placement, the horizontal and vertical padding, the border radius, the background color, the text color, and the font weight.
To edit the Progress Bar (for your Modals, Tooltips and Checklist), visit Themes > Shared styles > Progress bar. Select “Show checklist progress bar” to turn on the Progress Bar for Checklists or “Show dialog progress bar” to turn on the Progress Bar for Modals and Tooltips.
To preview what the Progress Bar will look like for Modals, Tooltips, or the Checklist you can use the dropdown menu in the top left-hand corner.
Visit Themes > Banner to create a custom CTA Banner for your demos. Customize the banner’s colors, text, and linked resources. Publish & Exit to add your banner to existing projects.
Visit Themes > Shared styles > Watermark to upload an image to be used in Modals and Tooltips, and set your watermark’s position, CTA link, and opacity.
Visit Themes > Tooltip > Anchor backdrop highlight color to change the backdrop border color. Check out how to add a backdrop to your Tooltip.
The Advanced editor gives you direct access to the full theme token editor, where you can customize every design property in your theme. To open it, click Advanced editor at the bottom of the theme sidebar.Use the Advanced editor when the simple editor’s controls don’t cover what you need.
Shared styles is a panel in the theme builder that groups settings which apply theme-wide rather than to a single component. The groups in Shared styles are: Surfaces, Buttons, Spacing, Typography, Progress bar, Watermark, and Accessibility.Some component drawers include an Edit shared styles button that links directly into the relevant Shared styles group.