Uncanny Page Builder lets you define your brand once (logo, colors, fonts, and styles) so every new page starts on brand, whether you build it or Uncanny Agent does.
Define your brand once
Set your site-wide brand styles at Page Builder > Settings in your WordPress dashboard:
- Logo
- Color palette
- Fonts: add fonts from Google Fonts, or upload your own as WOFF2, TTF, or OTF files.
- Text styles, spacing, and button styles
While you work on a page, the Brand styles tab in the Manual editor gives you the same settings, and changes there apply to every page built with Uncanny Page Builder.
Set the defaults that pages start from
Brand styles are defaults, not locks. Pages start from them and Uncanny Agent builds with them, but any page can differ when it needs to:
- In the Manual editor: restyle a selected element on the Elements tab, or use the Page tab for styles that apply to this page only.
- With Uncanny Agent: ask for the change, such as “Use a dark background for this hero.” Uncanny Agent follows your brand styles unless you ask for something different.
To change a value on every page, change the brand style itself.
Give Uncanny Agent standing design direction
You can also describe your style preferences once. Go to Page Builder > Settings > Design direction, write them in Page design notes (for example, “Clean and minimal, generous white space, friendly tone.”), and click Save design preferences. Uncanny Agent applies that direction to every page you build from then on.
Related: Building pages with Uncanny Agent, Tips for getting better results from Uncanny Page Builder
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