Global Settings
Global Settings lets you to configure default values for options such as row max-width, margin/padding, breakpoints, and custom code (CSS & JavaScript) which are then applied globally on your site.
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Global Settings lets you to configure default values for options such as row max-width, margin/padding, breakpoints, and custom code (CSS & JavaScript) which are then applied globally on your site.
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You can override the majority of these settings on a per row, column and module basis via their settings.
Global Settings can be accessed via the Tools menu.
The Default Page Heading option lets you show or hide the default theme heading for the Page post type.
Show gives you two choices, these are Yes or No. When Yes is chosen, the theme's page title will display on your Accept Builder layouts. When choosing No, you must enter the CSS selector for your active theme's page heading for this feature to work.
CSS Selector allows you to enter the theme's CSS selector for the page title. The default selector .fl-post-header is used to hide the page title for the Accept Builder Theme.
To learn how to hide the page title for third-party themes, visit the Show or hide the page title article.
Configure the default margin and padding value for all directions (top, right, bottom, and left) for rows globally. Use the responsive settings to enter values on a per device basis (large, medium, and small).
Margin accepts px, or % .
The default value is 0px.
Padding access px, em, or % CSS units.
The default value is 20px.
Lets you set the default max-width for all rows using px, vw or % CSS units.
The default value is 1100px.
Choose between Fixed or Full-width which will be the default for all rows. You can override this on a per row basis via the row settings.
Configure the default margin and padding value for all directions (top, right, bottom, and left) for columns globally. Use the responsive settings to enter values on a per device basis (large, medium, and small).
Margin accepts px, or % CSS units.
The default value is 0px.
Padding access px, em, or % CSS units.
The default value is 0px.
Configure the default margin value for all directions (top, right, bottom, and left) for modules globally. Use the responsive settings to enter values on a per device basis (large, medium, and small).
Margin accepts px, or % CSS units.
The default value is 0px.
Enable or Disable the Responsive Layout settings, these include:
Auto Spacing
Large Device Breakpoint
Medium Device Breakpoint
Small Device Breakpoint
Enable Col Max-width
Reverse Column Stacking Order
When Auto Spacing is Enabled we reset the left/right padding for rows and columns and all margins for rows, columns, and modules to the values set in the global settings.
When Disabled the margins and padding you set in the row, column, or module settings will be the same on mobile and desktop.
If you want more control over spacing on small devices, you can override it via the module settings for small devices or disable it entirely.
The Auto Spacing setting is enabled by default and is a feature that makes your mobile layouts look better without needing to change individual mobile spacing settings for rows, columns, and modules.
The Large Device Breakpoint setting lets you configure the max-width at which the layout will adjust for large devices. The default value is 1200px.
The Medium Device Breakpoint setting lets you configure the max-width at which the layout will adjust for medium devices. The default value is 992px.
The Small Device Breakpoint setting lets you configure the max-width at which the layout will adjust for small devices. The default value is 768px.
When Enabled (Yes) the Accept Builder Preview and Responsive Editing will use the Large Device Breakpoint, Medium Device Breakpoint, and Small Device Breakpoint.
When Disabled (No) the Accept Builder Preview and Responsive Editing will use the hard-coded values which are 1200px for Large, 769px for Medium, and 360px for Small devices.
When Enabled, columns assigned 50% width or less are limited to max-width: 400px when screen width reaches or goes below the Small Device Breakpoint.
If Font Size in the Typography settings is set to the vh or vw CSS unit the Base Font Size will be used to calculate the font size.
The CSS and JavaScript tabs allow you to apply custom CSS and JavaScript globally throughout the site. If custom CSS or JavaScript have been added, a green dot appears next to the Global Settings menu item.
The CSS tab allows you add custom CSS that applies globally to your site. You can learn more from the Custom CSS article.
The JavaScript tab allows you add custom JavaScript that applies globally to your site. You can learn more from the Custom JavaScript article.
In the Shapes tab, you can upload custom shapes without writing any code. When setting the top or bottom shape for a row, you can choose the custom shapes from the list.
Click the Edit Shape or Add New button.
Specify the name of your custom shape, which will appear in the top or bottom shape options in the row settings.
Paste your SVG code into the SVG Code option and save.
When you open the row settings your custom shape will be available.
When Disabled only is available.
