AIUNIFY Leads stores several important presentation controls directly on the Website record.
These include:
The standard Website interface initializes a new Website with the following confirmed presentation defaults:
| Setting | Default |
| Theme Name | tailwind_theme |
| Primary Theme Color | #2563eb |
| Secondary Theme Color | None initially |
| Theme Mode | light |
| Use Same Header Across All Pages | Enabled |
| Use Same Footer Across All Pages | Enabled |
The Theme Name identifies the public theme used to render the website.
The public routing system retrieves the Website's configured theme and falls back to tailwind_theme when a different Theme Name is not available on the Website record.
AIUNIFY Leads provides an available-themes operation through Website Settings.
Use the application's supported theme controls rather than manually changing theme identifiers outside the user interface.
The Primary Theme Color establishes the principal color value stored with the Website.
For standard new Websites, the confirmed initial value is:
#2563eb
Choose a primary color consistent with the organization's approved brand identity and verify its use throughout the public website.
The Website record can also contain a Secondary Theme Color.
The standard Website data initializes this value as empty, allowing it to be configured when the selected theme or design requires a supporting color.
The Website record includes a Theme Mode. The standard default is light.
After changing Theme Mode, preview the website so you can verify text, logos, imagery, sections, and contrast in the resulting presentation.
The Use Same Header Across All Pages setting controls whether Website Builder Header changes are synchronized to the website's other pages.
When the setting is enabled, the Website Builder synchronization logic can propagate supported Header operations across the other Website Pages.
The Use Same Footer Across All Pages setting provides the same type of website-wide synchronization for Footer sections.
When enabled, supported Footer changes can be synchronized across the other Website Pages.
For shared Header and Footer sections, the confirmed Website Builder logic supports synchronization when the section is:
The synchronization logic applies specifically to the section keys header and footer.
The synchronization routine checks the Website's corresponding shared setting before propagating a Header or Footer operation.
If the applicable setting is disabled, that cross-page synchronization routine does not run for the section.
This allows page-specific Header or Footer management when a website requires different structures on different pages.
When a new Website Page is created, AIUNIFY Leads can synchronize Header and Footer content according to the Website's shared settings.
The confirmed logic prefers the Home page when locating an existing shared Header or Footer to use as a source.
Website Builder sections also belong to Website Languages.
When shared Header/Footer behavior is used on a multilingual website, review the Header and Footer in each language so that navigation wording and public information remain appropriate.
Important: When a Header or Footer is configured as shared, editing or deleting that section can affect multiple Website Pages. Verify the shared setting before making a major Header or Footer change.
After changing themes, colors, Theme Mode, Header settings, or Footer settings, inspect: