Global Theme Settings (Portobello)
In your control panel, go to Storefront > Themes, and click the blue "Customize" button to launch Theme Editor. In the left hand column of the Theme Editor, click the panel labelled 'Global Theme Settings'.
Global Page Width
| Setting |
Description |
| Maximum container width (px) |
Set the maximum width in pixels for all content containers on the site.
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Section Separators
| Setting |
Description |
| Separator type |
One of the special features of Portobello is the ability to have non-linear divisions between sections on pages.
Choose from either None, Slant to the left, Slant to the right, Slant in random directions, Clouds and Peaks.
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Animate Page Elements
| Setting |
Description |
| Enable animations |
When users scroll down the pages on your site, elements will smoothly animate into view. This may cause performance issues if you have categories with lots of products or infinite scrolling enabled. |
Typography
| Setting |
Description |
| Enable custom Google Fonts |
Select this to include any font from Google Fonts. Instructions to configure this feature can be found here.
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| Heading font family |
Choose the font style to be used for all headings.
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| Body text font family |
Choose the font style to be used for all body text.
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Font Sizes
| Setting |
Description |
| Body text font size |
Choose the font size to be used for all body text.
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| H1 font size |
Choose the size of large titles.
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| H2 font size |
Choose the size of h2 headings.
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| H3 font size |
Choose the size of h3 headings.
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| H4 font size |
Choose the size of h4 text.
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| H5 font size |
Choose the size of h5 text.
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| H6 font size |
Choose the size of h5 text. |
Headers
| Setting |
Description |
| Heading and title capitalization |
Choose how you want your headings and titles to appear across your store. Title case capitalizes the first letter of each word, uppercase capitalizes all letters, and lowercase converts all letters to lowercase. |
Buttons & Inputs
Enter a number between 0 and 30 to add rounded corners to buttons.
| Setting |
Description |
| Button corner radius (0-30) |
Enter a number between 0 and 30 to add rounded corner to inputs. |
| Input corner radius (0-30) |
Enter a number between 0 and 30 to add rounded corner to inputs. |
Shopping Cart
| Setting |
Description |
| Show payment method icons in the cart |
This will show payment methods in the mini cart and cart page, below the checkout buttons.
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| Thumbnail image in cart and other pages |
Select this to change the size of the cart thumbnail image. Use this article to help you choose what image sizes are best for you.
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Pricing
| Setting |
Description |
| Show price ranges for products with variants. |
Show the price range (lowest to highest) for products with variants.
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Purchase Options
| Setting |
Description |
| Restrict Purchase to login |
Select this to hide prices and add to cart buttons until your customers sign in to the website.
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Breadcrumbs
| Setting |
Description |
| Show breadcrumbs on small screens |
Breadcrumbs are removed from product and category pages on smaller screens.
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Blog
| Setting |
Description |
| Show summary in cards |
Select this to display a summary, i.e. the first few lines of the post in blog cards.
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| Show author in cards |
If a name is entered in the Author field on blog entries, picking this option will display it in blog cards.
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| Blog page header image size |
Select this to change the size of the blog page header image. Use this article to help you choose what image sizes are best for you.
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| Blog listing thumbnail size |
Select this to change the size of the blog listing thumbnail image. Use this article to help you choose what image sizes are best for you.
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Enable Custom CSS
Enable custom store and checkout CSS to add overrides and additional CSS without having to edit your theme files. This allows you to use the master copy of the theme and still benefit from updates. These files are loaded last so override all built in styles.
Before activating, you will need to create files named custom.css and checkout.css locally. These correspond to the two options in the settings panel. You will need to upload these files via WebDAV to your store. Inside the Content folder, create a new directory called css, and upload your new CSS files to this location.
| Setting |
Description |
| Custom store CSS |
Pick this to add custom store CSS to add overrides and additional CSS without having to edit your theme files.
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| Custom checkout CSS |
Pick this to add custom checkout CSS to add overrides and additional CSS without having to edit your theme files.
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| Developer custom store CSS |
Select this to add developer custom store CSS. This is used by Flair when setting up paid customizations.
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| Developer custom checkout CSS |
Select this to add developer custom checkout CSS. This is used by Flair when setting up paid customizations.
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| Bug fixes |
Select this to add developer fixes. If a bug is discovered and providing it can be fixed using only CSS, we'll be able to add it to a custom style sheet quickly before applying it to a future theme update.
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