Appearance
Theme Settings
Theme settings control the overall look of your store — colours, fonts, logo, and layout. You'll find them by clicking the gear icon in the left sidebar of the theme editor, or through Online Store > Themes > Customize > Theme settings.
Colours
Uisce comes with four colour schemes, labelled Scheme 1 to Scheme 4 in the editor — typically a light base, a dark scheme, a tinted scheme, and a high-contrast scheme, and you can add more if four aren't enough. You assign a scheme to each section on your site, so you can mix light and dark areas on the same page.
Colour preview
See Colour Schemes for a full walkthrough of all four schemes and how to customise them.
Typography
Two font pickers set the fonts across your entire store. Drag the sliders to see how heading and body sizes affect the preview.
Font preview
See Typography for font pairing details and tips.
Logo & favicon
Header with logo
If you don't upload a logo, your store name shows as text in the header. Both options look fine — use whichever suits your brand.
You can optionally upload separate logos for dark mode and for when the header overlays a hero image — each variant can be set independently. Set Mobile logo width to control how the logo scales on smaller screens.
Layout
These settings affect every page on your store. Drag the sliders to see their effect on the preview.
Layout preview
| Setting | What it does | Default |
|---|---|---|
| Page width | Maximum content area width — slide from 60 rem (compact) to 120 rem (expansive) | 110 rem |
| Page margin | Space on each side of the page at desktop widths (over 768px) — mobile uses a fixed 12px gutter | 20px |
| Input corner radius | How rounded form fields look (0 = square, 10 = fully round) | 4px |
| Card corner radius | Roundness of product, collection, article, and other content cards (0–24px) | 8px |
| Card shadow | Lift applied to cards — None, Subtle, Medium, or Pronounced; cards step up one tier on hover | Subtle |
Social media
Add your social profile links in this section. They show up in two places:
- Footer — As clickable icons visitors can tap.
- Search results — Shopify uses them for structured data so Google can display your profiles.
Supported platforms: Twitter / X, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, and Pinterest.
Custom CSS
A text field where you can add your own styling rules. Most merchants won't need this — it's there for stores that want fine-grained control. See Custom CSS for examples.