Widget Themes

A Widget Theme is a reusable style bundle applied to widgets on your Branded Pages and Sites. Where a Layout Theme styles the page chrome, a Widget Theme styles the widgets themselves — their headers, bodies, icons and type-specific details — so every widget that uses the theme looks consistent.

Creating a Widget Theme

The main form is just the Internal Management section (internal name, description, tags, workspace). A new theme starts with sensible defaults for every widget type; you refine the look on the dedicated style sub-pages.

Styling per widget type

Open a theme and use its sub-navigation tabs — each has a live preview:

• Styles (General) — the shared shell for every widget: whether to show the header or body and in what order, header and content typography and alignment, borders and corner radius, an optional background image, and the icons (including the per-type icons and the action icons for redirect / copy / download).
• Markdown — typography for Markdown widgets: background, headings H1–H6, paragraphs, links, and inline/multiline code.
• Asset download — the resource name, description and file-size text, and the file-type badge.
• Color palette — the color name, description, type and code text, and the copy-to-clipboard icon.
• Email, Phone, Schedule, Whatsapp — the font color, size and weight for each of these widget types.

Each sub-page patches only its own part of the theme, so you can tune one widget type without affecting the others.

Sharing and deleting

You can share a Widget Theme with other workspaces (read-only for the recipient) and replicate one as a starting point. A theme that is in use by any widget is protected from deletion. Trashed themes open read-only; restore to edit, or force-delete to remove permanently.