Each portal can have its own accent color, logo, and icon. Per-portal branding overrides the global defaults set in your theme customizer, so you can give each client a personalized experience.
Accent Color #
The accent color is used for buttons, active states, and highlights throughout the portal. It helps the portal feel tailored to the client’s brand.
To set a portal’s accent color:
- Open the portal in your WordPress admin.
- In the portal editor sidebar, find the Accent Color field.
- Enter a hex color value (e.g.,
#E63946). - Save the portal.
If no accent color is set on the portal, the global default from Appearance → Customize → Portal Colors is used.
Logo #
The logo appears in the portal’s header navigation, replacing or complementing the default site logo.
To upload a portal logo:
- Open the portal in your WordPress admin.
- In the portal editor sidebar, find the Logo field.
- Click Upload Logo and select or upload an image from your media library.
- Save the portal.
Logo tips:
- Use a horizontal or square image for best results in the portal header
- PNG with a transparent background works well on both light and dark backgrounds
- Recommended height: 40–60px (the portal header will scale it appropriately)
Portal Icon #
The portal icon is a small image used as a thumbnail or favicon within the portal context.
To upload a portal icon:
- Open the portal in your WordPress admin.
- In the portal editor sidebar, find the Icon field.
- Click Upload Icon and select or upload an image.
- Save the portal.
Global Default Colors #
If you want to set a default accent color that applies to all portals (unless overridden), go to:
Appearance → Customize → Portal Colors
From here you can set:
- Default Accent Color — applied globally to any portal without its own accent color
- Portal Background — choose to inherit from the theme or set a custom background color for all portals
Changes made in the Customizer are live-previewed so you can see the effect before publishing.
