Themes and theme selection

Sellvio comes with 24 stunning themes, offering users a broad range of choices. Each theme provides a unique visual identity that caters to diverse tastes and preferences. Even more impressive is that all 24 themes come with a rich palette of nine color variations. The abundance of themes and color options ensures that users can effortlessly create an online store that not only aligns with their brand’s personality but also resonates with their target audience. This results in a visually appealing and engaging online shopping experience.

Themes and theme selection

To change your store’s theme, simply select one of the available themes by clicking the color wheel under the theme’s thumbnail, then click the “Select theme” button.

Your store’s theme will update within seconds. To view the updated design, refresh the interface page.

To preview the subpages of the selected theme, click the "View designed subpages of this theme" button. This will provide you with a preview of the theme’s subpages.

To test the selected theme, click the "Preview theme" button. This allows you to test the theme live while your customers continue to see the current theme.

Accessibility mode

Themes and theme selection

If activated, a yellow-black icon will appear in the top right corner of the screen. With it, you can switch to a view optimized for visually impaired users with a single click, which can be reverted back to the original format at any time.

Themes and theme selection

Menu Selection

Sellvio offers 3 different menu structures, ensuring there’s an option for everyone. These menu structures are hierarchical systems that allow for organized and structured navigation through a website's product categories.

A well-designed menu structure helps users quickly and efficiently find the desired product or category, making it crucial that the structure is logical and reflects user habits and needs, offering the best possible user experience.

Key Elements of Menu Structures:

  1. Main Categories: These represent the highest level of categories and usually encompass the most important ones.
  2. Subcategories: Collections of more detailed categories under the main categories.
  3. Sub-subcategories: Additional levels, if needed, allowing for even more detailed filtering or navigation.

From the admin interface, you can click the "Menu" tab to choose from and customize the following structures:

Dropdown menu

Themes and theme selection

Additional Customization Options:

  • Cursor effect - Choose the effect that appears when hovering over a category with the cursor
    • Background change
    • Text color change

    • Text underlining

  • Icons - Choose which category levels will display icons

    • Hide icons

    • Show icons

    • Show icons for main categories only

Sidebar menu

Themes and theme selection

Additional Customization Options:

  • Icons - Choose whether icons should appear alongside the main categories.

Megamenu

Themes and theme selection

Additional Customization Options:

  • Width: Define whether the menu should adopt the content width or span the full screen width.

    • Full Width
    • Content Width
  • Masonry Layout: Arrange elements of different sizes in a grid format with minimal spacing.

  • Display Images: Show category images in the menu.

  • Display Subcategories: Enable the display of subcategories.

Product Boxes

On the list pages, it is possible to display the product code, brand, and category, as well as place the brand's logo on the product image, allowing quick access to essential information.

Themes and theme selection

  1. Product code – By enabling this option, the product codes will appear on the list page.
  2. Brand – By enabling this option, the product brands will appear on the list page.
  3. Category – By enabling this option, the product categories will appear on the list page.
  4. Display brand logo – By enabling this option, the brand logo will appear on the product image on the list page.
  5. Displaying the quantity selector – when activated, the quantity selector appears on product listing pages, wishlists, and similar product blocks.
  6. The order can be modified using the drag handle.

Themes and theme selection

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