Themes
A theme sets the overall look of your site - its layout, typography, and feel. Floggy ships with a handful of themes, and you can fine-tune colors and details on top of any of them. This guide covers choosing and customizing your theme.
Choosing a theme
Go to Settings > Theme. You'll see a card for each available theme with a small preview. Click one to select it, then click Save Theme. Your site reloads with the new look.
The built-in themes:
| Theme | Style |
|---|---|
| Floggy | Clean, minimal blog theme (the default) |
| Void | Dark, focused, typography-first |
| Snow | Light, warm, minimal portfolio (Pro) |
| Memento | Dark editorial, typographic, compact |
Floggy is the default and a safe starting point. Some themes are marked Pro and show a lock until you upgrade.
Customizing your theme
Choosing a theme sets the foundation. To adjust colors, typography, and spacing, you customize on the live blog itself rather than inside the dashboard.
From Settings > Theme, click Open Blog & Customize. This opens your blog in customize mode (the owner-only preview) where you can tweak the details and see changes on your real content as you make them.
Blog layout options
Separate from the visual theme, you control how your posts are laid out in Settings > Blog:
- Blog layout - how posts appear on your homepage.
- Blog page layout - how posts appear on your full blog page: List, Grid, or Compact.
These work with any theme, so you can mix a theme's style with the post layout you prefer.
Favicon
While you're in Settings > Theme, you can upload a custom favicon - the small icon shown in browser tabs and bookmarks. A 32x32 or 64x64 PNG works well. Leave it blank to use the default.
Premium themes
Premium themes are part of Pro. Beyond the Pro themes shown in the picker, some themes unlock with a code: on the Theme tab, use Import Theme and enter a theme code to add it to your account.
Exporting your look
Your theme choice, colors, and favicon are included when you export your data from Settings > Export/Import, so you can back them up or move them between accounts.