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  1. Settings

Website appearance

The Appearance tab controls how your public website looks: its colours, its header and footer, what the home page shows, and how the contact page is laid out.
Open Settings in the sidebar and pick the Appearance tab.
Note
Agents see a panel headed "Admin access required" with the message "Only administrators can change how the website looks. Ask an administrator of your agency if you need a change here." Only administrators see the controls.
This tab changes how the site looks. The words on it are set separately — see Website texts.

Template Colors#

Two colours drive the whole site.
FieldAcceptsUsed for
Primary ColorA colour picker or a value typed in, such as #3b82f6Buttons, links and highlights
Secondary ColorA colour picker or a typed value, such as #1e40afAccents and hover states
A Preview box below shows a primary button, a secondary button and a link in the chosen colours.
Save Colors stores them. You see "Template colors updated successfully" or "Failed to update template colors".
The rest of the tab has its own Save button at the bottom. Colours and the panels below are saved separately.

Header#

SettingAcceptsEffect
Header StyleWhite, Colored, Dark, TransparentThe background treatment of the top bar
Header Background ColorA colour. Only shown when the style is ColoredOverrides the primary colour for the header. Leave empty to use the primary colour. A Reset link clears it
Show LogoOn / offDisplays the logo image
Show Site NameOn / offDisplays the agency name as text, next to or instead of the logo
Invert Logo ColorOn / offApplies a brightness filter so the logo shows white on a dark background
Show Phone IconOn / offDisplays the phone button in the header
Show WhatsApp IconOn / offDisplays the WhatsApp button in the header

Footer#

SettingAcceptsEffect
Footer Layout3 Columns, 2 Columns, CenteredHow the footer is arranged
Footer Background ColorPrimary, Dark, Light, CustomThe footer background
Custom Footer ColorA colour. Only shown when Custom is selectedThe exact footer colour
Footer TaglineTextA short line under the agency name
Navigation LabelTextThe heading above the footer links
Contact LabelTextThe heading above the contact details
Copyright TextTextThe line at the very bottom
Invert Logo ColorOn / offAs in the header
Footer HTML WidgetHTMLA custom block below the footer columns, for example telephone hours
The HTML widget is described on the page as: "Custom HTML block shown below the footer columns (e.g. phone hours). Scripts and event handlers are stripped for security."
Leaving a text field empty is meaningful: the website falls back to its own wording in the site language. The placeholder in each box shows you what that fallback is. See Website texts.

Property Badges#

Override the colours of the status badges on listings. "Leave a field empty to use the default."
StatusDefault colour
Available#10B981
Pending#F59E0B
Sold#EF4444
Rented#8B5CF6
Each row has a colour picker, a text field, and a Reset link that clears the override.

Home Page#

SettingAcceptsEffect
Hero SubtitleTextThe line under the main headline
Hero Background Image URLA web addressThe banner image. Leave empty to use the first featured property image
CTA Button TextTextThe main button in the banner
Search Bar PlaceholderTextThe hint inside the search box
Search Button TextTextThe label on the search button
Service Card CTA PrefixTextThe words before a service name on its card link
"View All" Button TextTextThe label on the button that opens the full listing

Service Cards#

SettingAccepts
Service CardsOn / off. Shows or hides the section
Per card: TitleText
Per card: URLA path on your site, for example /properties
Per card: DescriptionText
Per card: IconOne of: home, key, building, shield, chart, users, clock, star, handshake, check, phone, location
Three cards are configured. The card fields appear only when the section is switched on.

Featured Properties#

SettingAccepts
Featured PropertiesOn / off. Shows or hides the section
Featured Properties Section TitleText. Appears only when the section is on

Why Choose Us#

SettingAccepts
"Why Choose Us" SectionOn / off
Section TitleText
ItemsA list. + Add item appends one, Remove deletes one
Per item: TitleText
Per item: IconThe same twelve icons as the service cards
Per item: DescriptionText

Contact Page#

SettingAccepts
Page TitleText
Page SubtitleText
Contact Panel TitleText
Contact ItemsFour rows — Phone, WhatsApp, E-mail, Address. Each has a visibility switch and arrows to move it up or down
Contact HTML WidgetHTML shown in the contact column, for example telephone hours
The order of the contact items on this list is the order they appear on the page.

Property Page#

Settings for the detail page of every property listing.
SettingAccepts
Property Page HTML WidgetHTML shown on every property detail page, for example a legal disclaimer
The block appears at the bottom of the description column on a wide screen, and after the property attributes — just above the similar listings — on a phone. It is the same block in both cases: writing it once covers every property.
Note
The widget is published on every listing. There is no per-property version: to say something about a single property, write it in that property's description.

Saving#

Save at the bottom stores the header, footer, badges, home page, contact page and property page settings together. While it runs it reads "Saving...".
Note
Empty text fields are not saved as empty — they are left unset, so the website keeps using its built-in wording in the current site language. To force a blank, use a space, or override the string under Website texts.
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