Your website’s theme sets the tone for your brand, and Fourthwall makes it easy to customize your look! Whether you're setting up your site for the first time or refreshing your store, switching to a new theme template can give your site a fresh and modern feel.
This article will walk you through how to change your theme template.
Selecting a new theme template
1. Within your Fourthwall dashboard, go to the Site Design > Theme.
2. In the theme selection, you will click "+" to add a new them
3. This will take you to the theme template catalog. Here, you can see the various theme options to choose from, preview each theme template with different color patterns, and see how it looks on desktop vs mobile. Once you have found a theme template you like, just click "Add this theme" to start customizing and making it your own.
Learn more about designing and making your site your own in this help article.
Selecting an existing theme template
1. If you have previously added or customized theme templates, they will stay saved within your theme options. To access them, go to Site Design > Theme.
2. In the theme selection, you will see all the previously added theme templates to your theme options.
3. To select one of your theme options and make your active one, click the three dots (⋮) next to the theme to reveal options. Then select "Set as active theme.".
Note: At the moment, only active theme templates can be edited. If you want to edit a theme but do not want your supporters to see it, you can mark your site as coming soon while you edit your active theme. The option of editing non-active themes is our new features roadmap.
Managing Your Themes
1. Editing Your Active Theme: Only the active theme can be edited. If you don’t want visitors to see changes while you edit, set your site to "Coming Soon" mode.
2. Other Theme Options (⋮ Menu): Click the "three dots (⋮)" next to any theme to see these options:
- Edit: Customize your active theme.
- Set as Active Theme: Switch to a different theme.
- Duplicate: Make a copy before making changes.
- Rename: Personalize the theme’s name.
- Reset to Default: Restore the theme to its original settings.
- Delete: Remove the theme from your library.