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Design settings ​

The Design Settings page controls the look of your customer-facing surfaces.

Getting there ​

  • Where: Settings → Design Settings.
  • Permission: the brands resource.

What you can set ​

  • Primary Color: the accent colour used on customer-facing pages and widgets.
  • Logo URL: a link to your logo image (https://…).
  • Preview: a live preview that reflects your colour and logo as you change them.

Widget Design ​

  • Widget theme: Light, Dark, or Match the visitor's device, which follows each visitor's own light or dark system setting.
  • Schedule opens on: whether the Schedule widget opens on one day or on the whole week. Customers can still switch once a widget is open.
  • Schedule filters: choose a starting preset, then show, hide, or reorder the supported Session type, Session, Instructor, Facility, and Sort controls.
  • Mark the lowest price per credit: on by default. The Membership plans widget and the account widget's plan list highlight the credit pack that costs least per credit, but only when at least two packs in one currency can be compared and their prices differ. Turn it off if you would rather not make that claim. Each pack still shows its price per credit.

The initial filter presets are:

  • Universal shows every supported filter in the standard order. This is the default for existing studios and any studio with no saved filter setting.
  • Sauna / Wellness shows Session type, Session, Facility, and Sort. Instructor starts hidden.
  • Yoga / Pilates shows Session, Instructor, Session type, and Sort. Facility starts hidden.

Choosing a preset seeds the controls. You can then change visibility and order without creating a different widget. A hidden filter does not remove sessions or discard a location selected by a map link, URL, or saved link. Visitors can clear an active hidden selection from the calendar.

The theme applies to every widget you embed. Schedule opens on applies to the Schedule widget and the schedule the location map opens when a visitor picks a location. Schedule filters applies to both entry points. A single page can override the theme and opening view with the theme and default-view attributes documented in the widget reference.

The preview under these controls paints the brand colour the way a widget actually renders it and shows booking filters in their configured order. It corrects colour for the surface it is hardest to read on, so what you see is what visitors get. On Match the visitor's device it shows both schemes, because either one can be what a visitor sees.

Supported customization ​

Studios own the theme, default schedule span, booking-filter preset, filter visibility, filter order, and the lowest price per credit marker exposed on this page. Elara owns the widget layout, responsive behavior, control behavior, accessibility, checkout flow, and the bounded set of supported filters.

Sales should not promise tenant-specific layouts, arbitrary components, copied widgets, or per-studio deployments. Requests beyond these settings are platform product requests, not studio configuration.

Tips ​

  • Design settings affect customer-facing surfaces such as the booking widgets; your studio name and timezone live under Brand settings.
  • The widget theme and default view are read by the widgets themselves, so a change takes effect on the next page load with no snippet edit. Widgets may briefly show cached appearance while the latest settings load.