Ian Patrick Hines
Out of the box, your Gadsden website theme supports a range of pre-defined color options designed to mirror the world’s major political parties. But in order to best match your own branding, Gadsden allows you to select a primary and secondary color on a site-wide or per-page basis.
Applying your branding to your entire Gadsden-powered website
In order to apply your campaign or cause’s unique branding requirements site-wide, navigate within your NationBuilder control panel to your site’s homepage (e.g., Website > Pages > [The Homepage] > Settings).
There, you may choose to add up to two page tags (described below) to set your site’s primary and secondary brand color.
| Color | Description | Page Tag | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primary Color | Applies to the page’s background, footer, etc. | primary_color: [HEX code] |
primary_color: #1565C0 |
| Secondary Color | Applies to the form’s primary “submit” button. | secondary_color: [HEX code] |
secondary_color: #FF5252 |
Once you have successfully added your page tags, your color preferences will be applied to every page on your Gadsden-powered website. (Note: If your changes do not immediately take effect, please try clearing your website’s cache.)
Applying your branding to an individual page on your Gadsden-powered website
If you would like to apply your branding on a per-page basis, you may do so by adding the tags described above to each desired page individually.
Primary and Secondary Color tags added to individual subpages will override the site-wide color options for that individual page only. This empowers you to tailor your page’s colors and branding to match the imagery of individual advertising and issue campaigns as needed.