Why don't my brand colors look exactly like the ones I entered?
With Colors › Guarantee readable contrast on, Vitrine darkens or lightens a color wherever text in that color, or on that color, would be hard to read, keeping its hue. The Style book page template shows the colors in use. You can turn the guarantee off, but then check contrast yourself.
How do I change the colors of one section of a page?
Give the block or block group a section class such as section-primary or section-dark, or a background color in its layout configuration. Text inside adjusts automatically. See Block templates and sections.
Why does my logo look blurry?
Use an SVG, or a PNG at least twice as large as it appears (for the Large logo size, about 160 pixels tall).
My logo disappears in dark mode.
Add a light version of the logo under Dark mode › Logo for dark mode.
Where do I choose what appears on item pages?
Under Theme › Configure resource pages. See Item and media pages.
Why is my link preview on social media missing an image?
Choose a Default sharing image under Site icon & sharing, or a site thumbnail. Social networks keep previews for a while; their sharing debuggers can refresh them.
Can I use my organization's own font?
Yes: under Typography, enter the address of the stylesheet that loads it (Adobe Fonts, Google Fonts, or a CSS file on your own server) and the font's name for headings, text or both. See Typography and layout.
My custom font doesn't show.
Check that the font name matches the name in the stylesheet exactly (Adobe Fonts lists it in the web project), that the stylesheet address opens in a browser, and, for Adobe Fonts, that your site's domain is added to the web project. The page uses the fallback style chosen above until the font loads.
How do I translate the theme into my language?
See Languages and translation.
A module's page doesn't match the theme.
Most module pages inherit Vitrine's styles. If something looks out of place, adjust it under Advanced › Custom CSS using the design tokens, and tell RefBytes which module and page it is.