Header Settings

Imagine you're customizing the top part (header) of a website, like decorating the entrance to a shop. The original text is about various tools and options you have for this customization.

1. Text Input Field for CSS Classes:
   • Think of a CSS class as a pre-made style or outfit for your website. It controls how things look - like the color or font of your text.
   • In this setting, you have a box where you can type in the name of these styles (CSS classes).
   • These styles can be ones you created (Solo) or ones you got from somewhere else (third-party library).
2. Checkbox to Center Site's Name, Slogan, and Logo On Small and Large Screen:
   1. Imagine your website's name, its slogan (a catchy phrase about the site), and its logo (a symbol or picture representing the site).
   2. There's a small box you can check (like a yes/no option) to choose if you want these items to appear in the middle of the header, rather than to the left or right. The logo will be positioned on the left, while the site name and slogan will be centered alongside it.
3. Checkbox to Center Site's Name, Slogan, and Logo On Small and Large Screens:
   • There's a small box you can check (like a yes/no option) to choose if you want these items to appear in the middle of the header, rather than to the left or right. The logo will be positioned at the top, followed by the site name and slogan.
4. Checkbox to Center Site's Name, Slogan, and Logo On Small Screens Only:
   1. There's a small box you can check (like a yes/no option) to choose if you want these items to appear in the middle of the header, rather than to the left or right. The logo will be positioned at the top, followed by the site name and slogan.
5. Checkbox for Positioning of Icons and Menus:
   • This is another checkbox.
   • If you check it, certain elements (like the search icon, user menu, and side menus) will move to the left side of your page.
   • It also changes how a main side menu (like a list of options or chapters) appears, making it slide out from the left.
6. Dropdown List for Text Animations:
   • Imagine you can make the text of your site's name do little tricks (like fade in, bounce, etc.). These tricks are called animations.
   • There's a dropdown list (like a menu you can pull down to choose from) with 24 different animation styles you can apply to your site's name.
7. Dropdown List for Site Name Font Size on Small Screens.:
   1. There's a dropdown list of 5 font sizes that you can apply to your site's name for small screens.
8. Dropdown List for Site Name Font Size on Large Screens.:
   1. There's a dropdown list of 5 font sizes that you can apply to your site's name for large screens.
9. Dropdown List for Font Family:
   1. There's a dropdown list (like a menu you can pull down to choose from) with 25 different Google Fonts you can apply to your site's name.
10. 15 Color Input Fields:
    • Think of these as 15 different paint pots for coloring various parts of your website's header.
    • Each field lets you pick a color, either by typing in a specific color code or choosing from a palette.

In summary, these settings are like tools and options in a kit, helping you make the top part of your website (the header) look and behave exactly how you want it to.