

Customize colors at the global level (Typography), page level (sections/elements), and advanced level (hex + CSS) so every funnel and website page stays on-brand.
Inconsistent colors across pages, buttons, headlines, and sections can make a website feel disconnected and reduce overall visual clarity for visitors.
BizStackPro’s Site Builder includes global typography color settings, page-level styling controls, custom hex color support, and advanced CSS options for more detailed customization.
Without a structured color system, businesses often create inconsistent branding, harder-to-read pages, and unnecessary design overrides that become difficult to maintain across large funnel systems.
This guide explains how to manage global color settings, customize individual sections and elements, create reusable custom colors with hex codes, and apply advanced styling using Custom CSS inside BizStackPro.
Before applying advanced styling changes, it helps to understand how global typography colors and page-level customization work together inside the Site Builder.
You can customize colors at multiple levels inside the BizStackPro Site Builder—globally via Typography settings, locally on individual sections and elements, and with fully custom color values using hex codes or CSS. This guide walks through each method so your funnels and websites stay consistent with your brand.
Best practice: Start with global Typography colors, then apply page-level tweaks only where needed. Use Custom CSS as a last step for advanced control.
Typography is the fastest way to keep font colors consistent across your funnel or website. It’s ideal for setting default colors for headings, body text, and links.
When you apply consistent defaults here, you reduce the need for one-off color fixes on each page.
Each page is built from four main building blocks:
Use the drag-and-drop builder to select any block and adjust its colors from the element/section settings panel.
Tip: Try not to override global Typography colors unless you have a deliberate reason. Too many page-level overrides can make your brand feel inconsistent.
You can add custom colors by hex code so you can reuse them on the same page (helpful when the default palette doesn’t include your brand color).
#123456).The saved color becomes available in that page’s color picker for other elements.
Important: Custom colors saved in the builder are page-specific. If you want the same custom color on multiple pages, you’ll need to repeat the setup on each page.
If your setup supports using Custom Values in your design workflow, you can store your brand hex values in Settings → Custom Values so you always have a single place to reference your official palette.
Custom CSS gives you full control over colors, fonts, spacing, and layout beyond standard builder options. This is best used when you need design rules applied consistently across many elements or want styling the builder can’t do.
Note: If you’re not comfortable with CSS, consider working with a developer or designer for advanced changes.
After changes, use Preview to confirm everything looks correct before publishing.
Start with Typography for global color consistency, then refine at the element level and use custom hex colors for exact brand matching—without rebuilding every page from scratch.
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Use Settings → Typography to set default colors for headlines, body text, and links so pages stay consistent.
Yes. Select a section/row/element in the builder and adjust colors from its settings panel (backgrounds, text, buttons, and more).
Open the color picker and choose Didn’t find your color? Add custom one!, then name the color and paste the hex value.
No. Custom colors created in the builder are saved only on the page where you created them. You’ll need to add them again on other pages.
Yes. Use Settings → Custom CSS to paste CSS rules for full control over colors and other styling.
No. Most color changes can be done in the builder. Coding is only needed for advanced Custom CSS styling.
Use the Preview option in the builder to review how colors look before publishing.
Use BizStackPro’s built-in color controls for fast branding, then layer in custom hex values and CSS only when you need advanced styling across multiple pages.
Consistent palette. Cleaner design.
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