Overview:

The design options tab allows you to control the look and feel of Response Pro, including fonts,  colors, and even Custom CSS. These powerful options allow you to make a wide variety of design choices, so continue reading below to learn more.

Typography:

Choose A Font

Select the font you would like to use from the drop down menu. The default font is Arial, and you have a choice between a number of standard web fonts and Google fonts. Additionally, if you select “Custom” from the drop down, a custom font option will appear below the drop-down menu where you can enter a custom font not found in the list. You have the choice of using standard Web fonts and any of the Google Web Fonts. If entering a Google font with more than one word, please use a + symbol in between the words instead of a space. For example, “Maven+Pro”.

TypeKit Code

If you wish to use TypeKit fonts with iFeature Pro 3, please enter your custom TypeKit code into the text box.

Layout:

If you want to adjust the maximum width of your site, you can enter the width into the Row Max Width option. The default is 1020px.

Custom Colors:

Menu Link Color

Use the color picker to change the color of the links in the iMenu. The default color is white.

Site Title Color

Use the color picker to change the name of the site color in the header.

Site Description Color

If you have the site description (tagline) enabled and wish to change the color, use this color picker to do so.

Link Color

Use the color picker if you would like to change the color of the links throughout iFeature Pro 3.

Post Title Color

Use the color picker to select a custom post title color if you wish.

Site Title Color

Use the color picker to select the site title color.

Site Description Color

Use the color picker to select the site description (tagline) color.

Link Color

Use the color picker to select the site link color.

Post Title Color

Use the color picker to select the post title color.

Custom CSS:

Override the default CSS. Please see Using Custom CSS for a further explanation. You may also want to consider using a Child Theme instead.

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