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Layout, Colours, Titles and Fonts
Change how your website looks, from its layout and colours to its title, fonts and copyright line.
- Change Your Layout and Colour SchemeChoose the layout and colour scheme of your website from the Layout page, see an example of each before you save, and find where to set your own colours.
- Create a Custom Colour SchemeChoose your own colours for your website's background, text, links and more by picking Custom in the Colour Scheme list on the Layout page, then setting each colour on the Custom Colour Scheme page.
- Change Your Title and Tag LineChange your website title and tag line, the words at the top of every page, in the Website Header box on the Layout page.
- Add a Title ImageShow an image of your own, such as your signature or logo, at the top of every page instead of your website title, by choosing it as the Title Image on the Advanced page.
- Change Your Copyright TextReplace the copyright line at the bottom of every page of your website with your own words, from Copyright Message on the Advanced page.
- Change the Font for Your Whole WebsiteChoose one typeface, and a size if you want, for all of the text on your website, from Typeface and Typeface Size on the Advanced page, including any font you have installed.
- Install a New FontAdd a font from the Google Fonts collection to your website in Manage Fonts, so you can use it for your text and titles, and remove fonts you no longer use.
- Hide Your Email Address on Your Contact PageKeep your email address off your Contact page by choosing DO NOT display an email address in Display Email Address, while visitors can still write to you through the contact form.
- Change the Words Visitors SeeChange or translate the built-in words on your website, such as the Send button on the Contact page, from Prompts on the Advanced page.
- Choose What Happens When a Visitor Clicks an ImageChoose whether a visitor who clicks an image on a work's page sees a popup, a full-screen view or nothing, from Image Enlargement on the Advanced page.
- Advanced Settings at a GlanceWhat each section of the Advanced page changes, when to leave it alone, and where to find the steps for the ones that have their own tutorial.