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A
Improve keyboard navigation with skip links and clearer labels for main page regions.
Replace default activity category icons with your own images.
Extra top bar links for administrators and site managers.
Optional integrations for advanced setups — change only if you need them.
B
Default pictures on blog entries when no custom image was uploaded.
Icons in browser tabs, mobile shortcuts, and short text when your site appears in search results.
C
Default pictures for course categories without their own image.
Backgrounds, text, links, buttons, and brand colours for light and dark mode.
Course tiles on catalogue pages — image, metadata, teachers, and buttons.
Let visitors narrow course lists by language, teacher, price, or custom fields.
How topics, sections, and focus mode appear on the course page.
Secondary navigation and pagination inside courses.
Cover image, teachers, progress bar, and related display options.
Custom tabs — titles, content, and extended teacher profile.
D
Add welcome messages or announcements in two optional areas on the user dashboard.
E
Logo, colours, and footer text for outgoing emails.
Page before joining a course — hero, pricing, instructors, and overview.
F
Typefaces for body text and headings, Google Fonts, and uploaded custom fonts.
General footer behaviour such as bottom action buttons.
Promotional message encouraging visitors to take action.
Background, text, and link colours for the footer.
Contact details, copyright, and footer navigation.
Additional structured content in the footer.
Free-form columns — policies, opening hours, partner info.
G
Start here for site-wide switches: dark mode, the back-to-top button, course hints for teachers, and similar everyday options.
H
Visual editor for content blocks on the site home page.
Images and media used by front page blocks.
L
Where users switch language and whether flags appear next to names.
Layout, background, welcome text, and content around the sign-in form.
Logos for the top bar, sidebar, login screen, and footer — including dark mode versions.
M
Add guidance or links on the page where learners see their enrolled courses.
P
Show a subtle progress bar or spinner while pages load.
Sponsor or partner logos at the bottom of the site.
Q
Dropdown shortcuts in the top bar — support, help desk, key portals.
R
Intro text and background styling for the registration page.
S
Look of the left-hand menu — icons, hover states, and scrollbars.
Course categories, custom content blocks, and where the sidebar appears.
Standard menu destinations and your own custom sidebar links.
Social profile links in the footer.
T
Extra files the theme can link to from content or styling.
Everything you can customize in XY, explained for site administrators.
Top bar colours and whether the dashboard link is shown.
Header logo area and how the main navigation menu is built.
FAQ
How do I install the template package?
Download the package from the Get the theme card, upload it in your LMS theme installer, then apply required plugins and save settings.
Where can I get support if something is broken?
Use the Support card above to open the official support page and include your version, screenshot and error details.
How do I keep my customizations after updates?
Store custom code in child-safe areas (custom CSS, snippets, or child theme equivalents), and review the changelog before each update.