Colors

The Colors tab defines the colors used across your whole site. Open it from Themeasy → Colors, or from the Colors tab of the Settings panel. Its fields are grouped into accordion sections. After making changes, click Save Changes to apply them — a "Settings saved." notice confirms the save.

Every color field accepts a hex code (such as #3772ff, optionally with transparency), an rgb() / rgba() value, or an hsl() / hsla() value.

Single and dual fields

Some fields take a single value. Others are dual: they hold two values side by side, labelled Default and Dark Mode. The Default value is your light palette. The Dark Mode value is used wherever dark mode is on — across the whole site when Default Color Mode is set to Dark, or on the individual pages and containers you switch to dark mode.

A color field with separate Default and Dark Mode values

A dual color field — the Default value (1) and the Dark Mode value (2)

Tip

Dual fields let you tune the light and dark appearance independently. Saved changes apply across your site immediately.

When you save, your colors are also published to Elementor as Global Colors, so you can pick them by name in any Elementor color control. See Global colors & fonts sync.

Color Mode

This section sets which palette your site uses by default.

Field What it does Default
Default Color Mode Which set of colors the whole site renders with by default — including search results, archives and the 404 page. Choose Light or Dark. Light

With Dark selected, every page uses the Dark Mode values from the dual fields below.

Brand Colors

These three fields each take a single value single. They set the colors most associated with your brand.

Field What it does Default
Primary Color Your main brand color, used across the site. #3772ff
Secondary Color Complements the primary; commonly used for highlights and hover states. #ff006e
Accent Color Decorative highlights and UI details. #aaf683

Changing any of these three ticks Define your brand colors on the Overview checklist.

Text Colors

Each field here is dual Default + Dark Mode.

Field What it does Default Dark Mode
Body Color Paragraphs and body content. #495057 #a9aec3
Heading Color Headings, strong text and darker emphasis. #151515 #ffffff
Muted Color Less emphasized text, captions and secondary information. #6c757d #6b7280
Link Color Hyperlinks and interactive text. #3772ff #6b9bff

Background Colors

Each field here is dual Default + Dark Mode.

Field What it does Default Dark Mode
Background Color The main background of most page areas. #ffffff #151515
Surface Color Sections, cards and subtle contrast areas. #f8f9fa #2c2e33

Neutral Colors

These fields each take a single value single.

Field What it does Default
Black The darkest color, used in text, buttons and high-contrast elements. #151515
White The lightest color, used for backgrounds, text contrast and UI elements. #ffffff

Border Colors

Each field here is dual Default + Dark Mode.

Field What it does Default Dark Mode
Border Color Inputs, cards and layout dividers. #e5e7eb #2c2e33
Strong Border Color Emphasis and darker separators. #151515 #ffffff

Button Colors

Each field here is dual Default + Dark Mode.

Field What it does Default Dark Mode
Button Background Color The background of buttons. #151515 #ffffff
Button Text Color The text on buttons. #ffffff #151515

Feedback & States

These fields each take a single value single. They color the notices and states your visitors see.

Field What it does Default
Info Color Informational messages, notices and neutral highlights. #0077b6
Success Color Successful actions and positive states. #38a3a5
Warning Color Warnings and actions that need attention. #fca311
Danger Color Errors, destructive actions and critical alerts. #e63946

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