Add Brand Colors to the Editor Palette
Adds your brand colors to the color palette in the block editor, next to the theme's colors, so the exact shades are one click away.
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Adds your brand colors to the color palette in the block editor, next to the theme's colors, so the exact shades are one click away.
Adds duotone image filters in your brand colors to the Image and Cover block toolbars, for a consistent photo style across the site.
Adds your brand gradients to the gradient picker for Group, Cover, Button and other blocks, so editors use on-brand backgrounds.
Gives each role its own admin color scheme, for example blue for editors and coffee for shop managers, so people instantly see which kind of account they are using.
Recolors the admin sidebar menu and admin bar with your brand colors, set as a few SCSS variables at the top.
Adds your brand colors as presets in every Beaver Builder color picker, so editors pick exact colors instead of guessing hex codes.
Restyles the login screen with your own background, button and link colors.
Gives Gravity Forms fields rounded borders, comfortable spacing, a visible focus ring, clear error colors and a bold submit button, while following your theme's fonts.
Colors form fields red with a short hint once a visitor has interacted with them and entered something invalid, without flagging untouched empty fields.
Adds a Tools > Contrast Checker page where you pick a text and background color and instantly see the WCAG contrast ratio and whether it passes AA and AAA for normal and large text.
Adds a color picker to categories (or any taxonomy) with a swatch column in the term list, and a helper to use each term's color in your theme.
A complete Contact Form 7 look written in SCSS: set a few variables for colors, radius and spacing and every field, checkbox, message and button follows.
Adds the color-scheme meta tags to HTML emails, so mail apps like Apple Mail and Outlook render them properly in dark mode instead of inverting your colors badly.
Switches the login page to dark colors automatically when the visitor's device is set to dark mode.
Adds a "Dark mode" checkbox to each user's profile that switches the whole admin area to a dark look, with images and videos kept in their real colors.
Switches the admin color scheme automatically on local, development and staging sites, so nobody mistakes a test copy for the live site while editing.
Adds extra colors to the editor palette only while editing a chosen post type (for example a landing page type), and prints the matching color classes on the front end.
Makes buttons, focus outlines, icons and custom checkboxes stay visible when visitors use Windows High Contrast or another forced-colors mode, where many themes lose borders and icons.
Removes the custom color picker, custom gradients and free-form font and spacing sizes from the editor, so editors can only choose from your theme's palette and scales.
Removes the custom color picker, default palettes and custom font sizes from the block editor, so editors can only use your theme's brand styles.
Turns an ACF color picker on posts and pages into a --page-accent CSS variable, so each page can have its own highlight color.
Cleans up formatting pasted from Word, Google Docs and web pages when a post is saved, removing inline fonts, colors and sizes, font tags, bare spans and Office classes so text follows your theme.
Gives the Button block its own small palette of brand colors and removes the custom color picker for it, so every button on the site stays on-brand.
Adds "Dark section" and "Soft accent section" styles to Group, Columns and Cover blocks, which recolor the background, text, links, headings and buttons inside in one click (WordPress 6.6+).