Smithworks Theme

Override Card Icon Size is on by default under Style → Card → Card Icon, with Card Icon Size at 128px. That size is the glyph in the open card. Path and phone-dock icons stay the Resting size (default 65px).

Turn Override off if you want the Resting glyph on the path tile. Pages that already saved Override off keep that setting. From 2026.09.11.11.28, new modules start with Override on. Hard-refresh after your theme update.

From 2026.08.26.17.53, leave Override Module Inner Border off and Inner uses your theme Global Border Radius (same as SW Pillar Section). Turn the override on to set a custom radius in pixels.

There is still no Inner border stroke when override is off. After your theme is updated, hard-refresh the page.

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Use Content → Header Content for supporting copy above the cards and Content → Footer Content for headings, copy, and buttons below them. In the Style tab, open Heading Panel Settings or Footer Panel Settings to control:

• Background and border.
• Glass, Grain, or Pattern effects.
• Alignment at different screen sizes.
• Spacing around the panel content.

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The Header Panel groups the module's headings, Header Content, and Header Buttons above the feature comparison. Add content below the comparison under Content → Footer Content, where you can manage Footer Headings, rich text, and buttons. Style each area independently under Style → Heading Panel Settings and Style → Footer Panel Settings; the Footer panel includes controls for its background, effects, borders, width, alignment, and spacing. For footer copy and links, use Style → Content Colors → Footer Content Text Color and Footer Content Link Colors.

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Use Content → Header Content for supporting copy above the cards and Content → Footer Content for headings, copy, and buttons below them. In the Style tab, open Heading Panel Settings or Footer Panel Settings to control:

• Background and border.
• Full-panel Glass, Grain, or Pattern effects.
• Alignment at different screen sizes.
• Spacing around the panel content.

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Yes. Use Content → Header Content and Content → Footer Content for panel copy and buttons. Style them under Style → Heading Panel Settings and Style → Footer Panel Settings. These settings change the presentation around the blog cards; they do not change which posts appear. Manage post selection, filters, and pagination in their separate Content settings.

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In SW Pillar Section, use the Header content fields for headings, rich text, and buttons above the main columns. Use Footer Content for the same types of content below the columns. Style the two areas separately with Header Panel Settings and Footer Panel Settings. Each panel has background, border, effect, alignment, and spacing controls. Changes to those panels do not replace the separate settings for the primary column, secondary column, form, media, or list.

When a heading's Color or Align setting is Auto, it follows the corresponding Content Area color and alignment settings. That inheritance applies across desktop, tablet, and mobile layouts. Choose an explicit heading color or alignment when that individual heading should differ from the Content Area. A direct heading setting takes priority over Auto.

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Under Style → Comparison Table Colors, Table Style chooses Default or Zebra Striping. New tables start on Default.

Default uses the per-region background controls (corner, plan headers, plan body, category rows, feature labels). Zebra Striping uses Zebra Stripe Color for alternating body rows and Zebra Font Color for one table font and icon color. Row Spacing and Row Borders apply in both styles.

Yes. Style → Comparison Table Text → Feature Row Indent indents feature-row labels in both Default and Zebra Striping.

It applies only to feature rows (not category headings). The default is 20px; you can set 0–100px.