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You need Site Manager access for Site Settings. Both Site Manager and Editor can change Finance Options for their assigned site. Contact support if your account lacks the access you need.
Saving changes the settings your live website uses. Review each change before saving.
When: Your shop has a new logo or a clearer image file.
1

Open Site Settings

Select Site Settings in the sidebar.
2

Open your site's settings record

Its Site field identifies the website.
3

Select General

This tab contains Site Logo.
4

Replace Site Logo

Use the image replacement steps for a new file.
5

Save the settings

Select Save.
6

Check the logo on your website

The logo must remain clear against its background.
7

Check the logo on a phone

The smaller layout must keep the shop name readable.
The website shows the correct logo on both devices.

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Choose a layout

When: You want a different arrangement of the website’s sections. Site Theme selects the template layout. The Theme tab controls colours separately.
1

Open your record in Site Settings

The record holds settings for one website.
2

Select General

This tab contains Site Theme.
3

Choose Site Theme

Select the layout you want from Theme-1 through Theme-10.
4

Save the settings

Select Save.
5

Review the live website

Check the layout with your shop’s actual text and images.
6

Review the layout on a phone

Check that headings and images fit the smaller page.
The layout fits your content on both devices.

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Change theme colours

When: Your website colours need to match your shop’s branding. A hex code starts with #, followed by six characters from the numbers 0–9 and the letters A–F. For example, #000000 is black and #FFFFFF is white.
Low-contrast warnings do not block saving. Customers can still receive hard-to-read colours if you save them.
1

Open your record in Site Settings

This is the same record that holds your logo.
2

Select Theme

Base Colors contains the main colour pairs.
3

Enter your brand colour in Primary

Use its hex code or the colour picker.
4

Set Primary Foreground

This colour controls text on the primary background.
5

Review the contrast warnings

Warnings appear beside affected fields and at the top of Theme.
6

Adjust any pair with a warning

Change its text colour or background colour until the warning clears.
7

Save the colours

Select Save.
8

Check the live website

Check text against its background across the page.
9

Check the colours on a phone

Small text must remain readable.
Secondary and Secondary Foreground form another background-and-text pair. Section Colors and Component Colors control specific areas, such as sections, the menu, and the footer. Use the same contrast check when you change those pairs.
Your text remains readable on both devices. The editor shows no contrast warnings for the pairs you changed.
When: Customers need a link to your shop’s social profile.
1

Open your record in Site Settings

The record holds site-wide social links.
2

Select Social Media

The fields sit under Social Media Links.
3

Enter the profile address

Use the full address in the matching field, such as Facebook URL or Instagram URL.
4

Save the link

Select Save.
5

Test the link on your website

The link must open your shop’s profile.
The fields cover Facebook, Twitter/X, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube, Google Business Profile, and Yelp. For another platform, contact support.

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Add Google or Meta tracking details

When: You have tracking details from the person who manages your marketing accounts.
1

Open your record in Site Settings

This record holds the website’s analytics settings.
2

Select SEO & Analytics

This tab contains the analytics options.
3

Select Analytics

The fields sit under Analytics Configuration.
4

Enter the tracking value

Use Google Analytics ID or Meta (Facebook) Pixel ID for the matching account.
5

Save the settings

Select Save.
6

Check the saved value

Compare it with the value from your marketing account.
These fields take the tracking value, not a full script. Contact support if your marketing provider supplies a script or needs help confirming tracking.

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Set the job application email

When: Job applications need to reach a different inbox.
1

Open your record in Site Settings

The website’s form settings live in this record.
2

Select Forms

Career Form holds the job application recipient.
3

Enter Submission Email under Career Form

Use an inbox someone at your shop checks regularly.
4

Save the recipient

Select Save.
5

Check the saved email address

Confirm its spelling before applicants use the form.
6

Send a test application

Open the Careers page on your live website. Submit an application marked as a test.
The test application arrives in the new inbox. If it does not arrive within a few minutes, contact support.
Contact Form has a separate Submission Email for contact enquiries. Changing that address does not change the career form recipient.

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Update a finance option

When: Your website needs different details for a financing provider.
1

Open Finance Options

Select Finance Options in the sidebar.
2

Open your site's finance option

Its Site field identifies your website.
3

Update Finance Option Name

Use the provider or program name customers recognise.
4

Update Short Description

Describe the option accurately in 500 characters or fewer.
5

Choose Link Type

Select Apply Link for an application or Contact Us for a contact page.
6

Enter Application Link when using Apply Link

Use the provider’s full application address.
7

Save the finance option

Select Save.
8

Test the option on your website

Its link must reach the intended application or contact page.
If your website lacks the provider you need, contact support.

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Where to go next

Managing shop details

Update services, local areas, team profiles, brands, and articles.

Reference

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