Overview

Branding

Make your documentation feel like your product — not a generic template.

Settings#

Field What it does
Custom name Display name shown in the browser tab and header
Accent color Primary brand color applied to buttons, links, and highlights
Heading font Google Font used for headings (h1–h6)
Content font Google Font used for body text — falls back to the heading font
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How to Apply#

  1. Open your docs site.
  2. Float Widget → DesignBranding tab.
  3. Fill in the fields.
  4. Click Save.

Changes apply instantly — no rebuild needed.

Accent Color#

The accent color is a hex code (e.g., #5B47E0). It affects:

  • Active states in the sidebar
  • Toggle switches
  • Buttons
  • Links

Pick a color that matches your product's primary brand color. Avoid very light colors — they won't meet contrast requirements on white backgrounds.


Fonts#

Pick your typography from 1500+ Google Fonts. Headings and body text are set separately, so you can pair a distinctive display face with a highly readable body face.

Fields: Headings, Content

How to set:

  1. Float Widget → DesignFont card.
  2. Pick a font under Headings — this styles h1–h6.
  3. Optionally pick a different font under Content — this styles body text.
  4. Save.

Leaving Content empty means body text uses the heading font, so a single pick still styles the whole page. Each picker has a search box and previews every family in the font itself. Reset clears a field.

The fonts load from Google Fonts automatically — nothing to install or host.


Custom Icons#

Set a custom favicon and header icon for your documentation site.

Field: Icon URL

How to set:

  1. Float Widget → DesignBranding tab.
  2. Paste a public URL to your icon image into the Icon URL field.
  3. Save.

Requirements:

  • Use a square image — PNG or SVG recommended.
  • Ideal size: 64×64 px (PNG) or any size (SVG).
  • The URL must be publicly accessible (no auth required).

Where it appears:

  • Browser favicon (tab icon)
  • Header logo area in your docs sidebar

Hide "Powered by Docsbook" (Pro)#

By default, a small "Powered by Docsbook" badge appears at the bottom of the sidebar.

Turning this off gives your documentation a fully white-label appearance.

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