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Now Users Have Even More Customization and Design Control

We’re excited to announce the release of our new Style Designer, a key feature that allows Yola users to further customize the look and feel of their website outside of advanced CSS coding. The new feature is currently available in English only.

Users can now alter the colors, fonts and sizes of page headings, navigation, paragraph text, links, headers and text decoration across the entire site.

Within the Yola Sitebuilder, simple click on ‘Style Designer’ under ‘Style Settings’ to access the new feature.

Style Settings

The Style Designer will appear on the left-hand side of the Sitebuilder.

You can then begin customizing each item on your page. In the example below, you can see that we’ve changed the links, headers and fonts on Joe’s Coffee to meet the company’s brand colors.

Click on any of the features in the column to begin customizing the visual design of your website.

customizing the visual design of your website

Happy styling!

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Now Users Have Even More Customization and Design Control

Five Steps to More Leads and Customers Through Facebook Promotions

SEO, SEM and PPC: An Easy Intro for Small Business Part 2

Marketing Campaigns 101: 7 Steps to Launching Your First Email Marketing Campaign

Website Makeover: You Wear It Well