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  1. DESIGN

Custom design

PreviousHow to add a menu & navigation

Last updated 1 year ago

Change the visual design

You can change the colours, fonts, font sizes and text alignment by going to the DESIGN tab in the admin.

Hide other elements, like the navigation

You can also hide the avatar, the hamburger menu and even the welcome card. All these settings can be found under the design page.

Hiding the navigation can be useful if you embed the twise into another webpage, perhaps as a section, where the page already has a navigation.

See how it works in this interactive tutorial.