> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.stylemixthemes.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.stylemixthemes.com/manufacturer-theme-documentation/theme-features/theme_options.md).

# Theme Options

WordPress Customize allows you to set up the general styling of the website visually. In the WordPress, menu go to **Dashboard > Theme Options**. Here, you can set up the following:

* Main site settings such as default visualization options; default Header settings, Preloader options, and others.
* Colors scheme.
* Typography settings.
* News Archive and Single page options.
* Shop page settings.

**Main Theme Options:**

* Site body background;
* 404-page background;
* The header on Inside Pages;
* Preloader settings;
* Main Color of your website.

![](https://support.stylemixthemes.com/storage/stm-manuals/February2020/theme-options-main2.png)

**Blog:** Choose archive pages layout, sidebar, and its position.

**Shop Pages:** Here you can select Sidebar and its type/position and number of displaying products on Shop page.\
**Socials:** You can add your company social URLs here.\
**Typography:** Set up the fonts out of free google fonts. Besides this, you can set up font weight, font size, and line-height also.

![](https://support.stylemixthemes.com/storage/stm-manuals/February2020/typography-11.png)

![](https://support.stylemixthemes.com/storage/stm-manuals/February2020/typography-21.png)

![](https://support.stylemixthemes.com/storage/stm-manuals/February2020/typography-3.png)


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