Global Settings

Global Settings hold the design choices every Promptless WP section shares: colours, fonts, corner rounding, button and card styles, and content width. Change one and every section on every page follows, as do the Promptless theme’s header and announcement bar and Promptless Forms.

Opening and saving

1. Open any page in the Promptless WP editor.
2. Select the gear button in the toolbar (tooltip Global settings). The panel opens in the left sidebar with five tabs: Colors, Typography, Borders, Layout and History.
3. Change what you need. The open page updates as you work; visitors see nothing yet.
4. Select Save Settings in the toolbar to make the change live on every page.

To check the change on other pages first, or to have someone approve it, select Preview across site instead. The change is staged and can be previewed, shared, scheduled or discarded before it goes live. See Staging Global Settings Changes.

Leaving the editor with unsaved settings shows the browser’s unsaved-changes warning. Reset to Defaults, at the bottom of the panel, returns every setting to its default; press Ctrl+Z (Cmd+Z on a Mac) straight away to undo it, and nothing is live until you save.

Note

Only users with the Developer (Full Access) access level see the gear button. Administrators have it by default. See Departments for where the access level is set.

Colors tab

Quick Setup

Setting	What it does	Default
Browse Color Presets	Opens the preset library to apply a full 12-colour palette. See Colors & Branding.	—
Smart Accessibility Colors	When Enabled, Promptless WP calculates text, link, icon and button-text colours for each section so they reach WCAG AA contrast (4.5:1) against the background they sit on, changing your colours as little as possible. When Disabled, your colours are used exactly as set, except in sections with a custom background colour or their own palette, which are always adjusted.	Disabled

Brand & Interactive Colors

Setting	What it does	Default
Primary Color	Primary buttons, links, icons and accents.	#6366f1
Primary Button Text	Text colour on primary-coloured elements (primary buttons, step numbers, pricing badges): Auto, White or Black. Each option shows its contrast ratio.	Auto
Secondary Color	Secondary buttons and accents.	#818cf8
Secondary Button Text	Text colour on secondary buttons: Auto, White or Black.	Auto

Light Mode Theme and Dark Mode Theme — the colours a section uses when its Theme Variant is Light or Dark. See Theme Variants.

Setting	What it does	Light default	Dark default
Background	Section background.	#ffffff	#1a1a1a
Surface	Card and panel backgrounds.	#f9fafb	#2a2a2a
Text	Headings and main text.	#1f2937	#fafafa
Muted Text	Eyebrows, captions and secondary text.	#6b7280	#9ca3af
Border	Card borders and dividers.	#e5e7eb	#4b5563

On screen each label carries its mode, for example Light Background. When your colours match no preset, Save as Preset appears at the bottom of the panel.

Typography tab

Font Selection — each font setting offers system fonts, a built-in list of Google Fonts, and any custom fonts. Browse Font Presets applies a matched set of heading, body, button and eyebrow fonts. See Typography.

Setting	What it does	Default
Heading Font / Heading Weight	Section headings, titles and stat values.	System font / 600
Body Font / Body Weight	Paragraphs and descriptions.	System font / 400
Button Font / Button Weight	Buttons and calls to action.	System font / 500
Button Text Transform	None or Uppercase.	None
Eyebrow Font / Eyebrow Weight	The small line above a heading.	System font / 600
Eyebrow Text Transform	Uppercase or None.	Uppercase
Highlight Font / Highlight Weight	Text wrapped in {curly braces} in a section heading.	System font / 700
Highlight Style	Normal or Italic.	Normal
Highlight Color	Inherit (the heading’s colour) or Custom Color, which shows a colour picker.	Inherit

Custom Fonts — upload .woff2, .woff, .ttf or .otf files and remove them under Manage Custom Fonts.

Borders tab

Group	Setting	Options	Default
Border Radius	Button Border Radius	None (0), Sharp (4px), Subtle (6px), Rounded (8px), Very Rounded (12px), Extra Rounded (16px), Curved (24px), Pill	Rounded
	Card Border Radius	As above, without Pill. Cards in Features, Testimonials, Pricing and Team.	Rounded
	Icon Border Radius	As above, with Circle in place of Pill. Icon backgrounds in Features and Stats.	Rounded
Image Styling	Image Border Radius	As Card Border Radius. A section set to Raw image style ignores it.	Very Rounded
	Image Box Shadow	Enabled or Disabled for all images.	Enabled
Eyebrow Heading Style	Eyebrow Style	Default (spaced text) or Pill Badge.	Default
Card & Button Style	Cards	Default (subtle border), None, Outline (thick border), Lifted (thick border and offset shadow). Also applies to the theme’s product and archive cards.	Default
	Buttons	Default, Outline, Lifted (with a press effect on hover).	Default
Card CTA Style	Card CTA Style	Text Link or Button for per-item links in Features, Team, Steps, Checklist, Stats and Gallery. Pricing and Product Grid cards have their own setting.	Text Link
Card Image Style	Card Image Style	Flush (image to the card’s edges) or Inset (margin around the image, rounded to the card radius). Features cards, Post Grid, Pricing products, Product Grid and theme archive cards.	Flush
Button Hover Effect	Hover Style	Default (brightness change), Lift, Scale, Glow, None. Hidden when Buttons is Lifted, which has its own hover effect.	Default
Button Icons	Icon Position	Left or Right of the button text.	Right
	Primary Button Icon, Secondary Button Icon, Ghost Button Icon	None, Arrow, Diagonal, Chevron.	None

Layout tab

Setting	What it does	Default
Container Presets	Narrow (960px), Standard (1200px), Wide (1440px), Full HD (1920px).	Standard
Width	The maximum width of section content, from 768px to 1920px, set with the slider or number box. Reset to Default returns it to 1200px. Below 960px the panel warns that multi-column grids may not fit.	1200px

History tab

Lists every applied change to these settings, with who made it and where it came from, and lets you restore an earlier version. See Staging Global Settings Changes.

Limits and common problems

• A section ignores a global colour. It has its own Section Palette or a custom background colour. Both are in the section’s Layout tab.
• Changes show in the editor but not on the site. They are not saved. Select Save Settings, or apply the staged change. A page cache on the host may also need clearing.
• Your AI assistant can change these settings. Through the connector it can read and write everything here except the palette colours, which it changes through colour presets, and uploaded font files. See Connector Overview.

Related pages

• Staging Global Settings Changes — Stage a site-wide design change as a draft, preview it on any page, share a review link, schedule or apply it, and restore an earlier version.
• Colors & Branding — Set the site's brand colours from a preset or your own palette, keep a shortlist of favourites, and give single sections their own palette.
• Typography — The fonts and weights you can set for headings, body text, buttons and eyebrows, font presets, custom font uploads, and the per-section heading size.
• Theme Variants — Switch any section between Light and Dark, override its background, and how Promptless WP keeps text, links and icons readable on it.
• The Promptless Connector — What the Promptless connector lets an AI assistant such as Claude Desktop do on your site, what it cannot do, and how access is controlled.