You can centrally define and change the font and text color of text components. This allows you to easily create a consistent look for the text on your pages and represent your company brand.

The changes only apply to new content and content that you have not previously customized individually. Therefore, you need to manually adjust any existing content that you have customized.

If you have defined branding colors, you can select them for the text appearance.

Here’s how to adjust the text appearance centrally:

1. Open the "Global Branding" settings in the Pagebuilder

   1. Open a landing page, website page, or a course theme in the Pagebuilder.
   2. In the sidebar, click Settings.
   3. Click Global branding.

2. Set the text colors

   You want to use the same text color for all types of text

   You have four colors to choose from:

   • Primary
   • Secondary
   • Text
   • Background

   The Text color is automatically assigned to all newly created text components (paragraphs and headings).

   If you want to use the same color for all types of text, you can use this color. If you change the color, the changes are automatically applied to all text components.

   Important: If you have previously created text components and assigned them an individual color, the Text color was overridden. You must either replace these components or manually reassign the Text color when editing a text component or directly in the editor.

   Here’s how to change the color in the Global Branding settings:

   

   Click the color field, drag the sliders, or enter an rgba or Hex value.

   You want to use different text colors for different types of text

   You have four colors to choose from:

   • Primary
   • Secondary
   • Text
   • Background

   The Text color is automatically assigned to all newly created text components (paragraphs and headings). If you change the color, the changes are automatically applied to all text components.

   Important: If you have previously created text components and assigned them an individual color, the Text color was overridden. You must either replace these components or manually reassign the Text color when editing a text component or directly in the editor.

   For example, if you want to use a different text color for headings or introductory texts, you can use the Primary or Secondary colors. These colors are not automatically assigned to specific components, giving you the flexibility to use them for headings.

   However, you must manually assign the Global Branding color to texts when editing a text component or directly in the editor.

   When you later change the Global Branding color in the settings, the color of all texts which you have assigned the color will also be changed.

   Here’s how to change the color in the Global Branding settings:

   

   Click the color field, drag the sliders, or enter an rgba or Hex value.

3. Set the fonts
   1. Switch to the Text tab.
   2. Under Paragraph font family, select the font for paragraphs.
   3. Under Heading font family, select the font for headings.

   The changes take effect immediately.
   
   Important: If you have previously created text components and assigned them an individual font, the Global Branding font was overridden. You must replace these components if you want them to also change when you change the Global Branding font in the future.

4. Finalize the changes
   1. Click the Save global branding button.
   2. Confirm the changes.
   3. You can click Preview in the header to view a preview of the changes in a new tab.
   4. Click Save in the header.