Malware Reporting: How to Customize Buttons for Your Site's Brand Identity

Malware Reporting: How to Customize Buttons for Your Site's Brand Identity

By Michael Thompson

December 15, 2024 at 11:00 PM

Buttons can be customized to match your brand's visual identity through the Site Styles panel. Here's a comprehensive guide on button customization:

Primary Button Settings

  • Text: Customize font and styling
  • Shape: Choose between Fill or No Fill options
  • Border: Adjust thickness (No Fill) or inner margin (Fill)
  • Horizontal padding: Control left/right text spacing
  • Vertical padding: Adjust top/bottom text spacing

Note: Keep button text under 25 characters for optimal appearance.

Button Color Customization

  • Colors are managed through the Colors panel
  • Each button type has unique color settings
  • Fill buttons: Background color fills entire button
  • No Fill buttons: Color applies to border and text
  • Underlined buttons: Background color affects text

Button Types and Their Applications

Primary Buttons:

  • Add to cart buttons
  • Automatic layout buttons
  • Payment buttons
  • "Accept All" cookie banner button
  • Donation block buttons
  • Newsletter block buttons

Secondary Buttons:

  • "Continue Shopping" button
  • Header buttons (when set to Secondary)
  • Form submit buttons (when set to Secondary)

Tertiary Buttons:

  • "Manage cookies" button
  • Custom buttons set to Tertiary style

Advanced Customization Tips:

  1. Preview changes live by keeping a page with buttons open
  2. Use "Apply to all button types" for consistent styling
  3. Adjust section color themes for varied button appearances
  4. Consider button hierarchy when designing calls-to-action

For version 7.0 sites, additional options include:

  • Button style (Bold, Outline, Raised)
  • Button shape (Square, Rounded, Circular)
  • Custom color settings
  • Font customization

Remember that some buttons may have template-specific options, such as cart buttons, cover page buttons, and navigation buttons.

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