Open Settings → Page Styles. On the style's card, click Edit (the pencil) to open the editor.
What you can change
The editor is split into three tabs.
Colors
- Core — Background, Text.
- Buttons — Background, Text.
- Secondary — Secondary, Secondary Text.
- Accent — a single accent colour for highlights.
- Muted — Muted, Muted Text.
- Other Elements — Border, Timer Background, Timer Text.
- Logo — Logo Color, plus a Logo Background (scrim) toggle. When enabled you also set the scrim colour, opacity, padding, and corner style.
Typography
- Font Sizes — Display, Heading, Subheading, Body, Caption (rem, px, or clamp).
- Font Weights — Display, Heading, Body (100–900).
- Font Families — Heading Font, Body Font.
Buttons
- Button Appearance — shape, fill style, rollover state.
- Hero Layout — vertical and horizontal text alignment.
- Logo Image — upload a logo and set its width.
- Product Display — preview images, thumbnails, default selected product.
- Additional Options — header arrow, low-inventory warning, shipping-cost display.
There is no live preview pane — you save your changes and see them on the page when you publish a drop that uses this style.
Saving
- Update Style — saves your changes and returns to the Page Styles list.
- Cancel — discards changes and returns to the list.
Effect on drops
Editing a style doesn't retroactively change live sale pages. Already-published drops keep the style they were published with until you re-publish them.
To propagate the change:
- Edit and save the style.
- Open each drop using this style.
- Re-publish from the Edit Options hub. The button reads Publish changes for a drop; for a single product it reads Push to store (or Push edits to store if it's already published).
The new style applies on next publish.
Deleting a style
Delete from the Page Styles list, not the editor — there's no delete control inside the editor. On the style's card, click the trash (delete) icon. The Default style (it carries a Default badge) has no delete icon and can't be deleted.
Drops still using a deleted style fall back to the default style on next publish, so re-pick a different style on those drops first to avoid surprise visual changes.