Global Site Settings

1. Set The Website Width: Imagine you can change the width of your website like pulling or pushing the sides of a curtain. The Solo theme lets you do this with a click, offering eight preset widths (measured in pixels, a tiny dot on your screen) or letting you stretch it to fill the whole screen width.
2. Set Width for Each Content Type: After enabling the feature, you can set the width for each content type.
3. Set Width for Each Node: After enabling the feature, a field will be added to each node. You can set the width for the page when you edit it.
4. Website Breakpoints Adjustment: Think of breakpoints as points where your website's layout changes to fit different screen sizes (like a phone, tablet, or desktop). The Solo theme lets you easily pick from five preset sizes to decide when these layout changes should happen.
5. Menu Breakpoints Adjustment: Similar to the website breakpoints, this feature lets you set when the menu of your website changes its layout based on the screen size.
6. Altering Spaces Between Regions: Imagine moving walls in a room to change its layout. This feature allows you to adjust the spacing between different parts of your website, offering five different spacing options.
7. Modifying Font Size: Just like adjusting the size of the text in a word document, Solo theme lets you change the font size of your website's text with a single click, offering three size options.
8. Custom Data Formats: This is like choosing different ways to display the date and time. Solo theme provides three styles - a short version (just the date), a medium version (day and date), and a long version (time, day, and date).
9. Importing Google Fonts: If you don't like the existing fonts on your website, Solo theme lets you bring in (import) your favorite font from Google Fonts and use it on your website.
10. Adding Custom CSS to the Header: CSS is like the dress code for your website. This feature lets you add your own styling rules to the top part (header) of your website without having to change its core design (sub-theme).
11. Modifying Login, Register, and Password Pages: You can change the look of the pages where users log in, register, or reset passwords, even centering the forms on the page for a cleaner look.
12. Changing Order of Header and Main Menu: Imagine rearranging the order of sections in a brochure. Solo theme lets you decide whether to show the top section (header) or the navigation menu first.
13. Animation on Scrolling: As you scroll down the website, hidden parts magically appear with a fading effect, like slowly revealing a surprise.
14. Layout for Multiple Values Field: If you have a list of items (like tags or attributes), this feature allows you to display them in a single line separated by spaces instead of listing them one below the other.
15. Reading Mode for Content: For a comfortable reading experience, this mode limits the width of text areas, making it easier on the eyes, similar to the comfortable width of a book page.

Each of these features is designed to make it easier for you to customize your website without needing deep technical skills.