Set your brand
Brand settings are split across four screens, from the ones most people need to the one most people should not touch.
| Screen | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Appearance | Logos, theme preferences, navigation controls, and a QR code on feed cards |
| Styling | Colours, type and spacing |
| Block defaults | Alignment, colour, background, and gallery options for every block of a type |
| Custom CSS | An escape hatch for anything the others cannot express |
Work down the list. Most Spaces never need Custom CSS.
Appearance
Section titled “Appearance”Your logo, whether the storefront defaults to dark mode, and which controls appear in the navigation — you can hide the cart, sharing and likes if they do not suit how you sell.
This screen also has image format and quality settings. The defaults are fine unless you have a specific reason to change them.
Styling
Section titled “Styling”Colours, type and spacing, applied consistently across your storefront. There is a live preview, so you can see a change before you commit to it.
Block defaults
Section titled “Block defaults”How text, galleries, and other blocks look when you have not set a value on the block itself. Change a default and every block still following it updates.
Custom CSS
Section titled “Custom CSS”Check it on a phone
Section titled “Check it on a phone”Rubikc is a swipe-first storefront, so most of your customers are on a phone. Whatever you change here, look at it on one before you decide it is right.