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All appearance settings live in Dashboard → Settings → General. Changes take effect immediately — no rebuild needed.

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Brand color

Your primary color controls buttons, links, active states, and highlighted UI elements across the public catalog and the listing owner panel. Enter any hex color (e.g. #2563eb). Supadir automatically generates four CSS variables from it:
  • --catalog-primary — main color
  • --catalog-primary-dark — hover states
  • --catalog-primary-light — backgrounds, badges
  • --catalog-header — top navigation bar
Use your brand’s main color. If you don’t have one yet, try a high-contrast color that works well on both white and dark backgrounds. Tools like coolors.co or realtimecolors.com help you preview palettes before committing.

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Dark / light mode

Choose whether your catalog renders in light mode or dark mode. This applies to the public catalog visible to visitors. The admin panel always uses the Supadir platform theme (teal/dark) regardless of this setting. Upload your logo from Settings → General → Logo. Recommended format: SVG or PNG with transparent background. It will appear in:
  • The public catalog header
  • The listing owner login and registration pages
  • Outgoing email headers (if configured)
There’s no strict size requirement, but logos wider than ~300px and taller than ~80px may be cropped on smaller screens. Aim for a horizontal/landscape layout.

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Favicon

Upload a square icon (ideally 512×512 PNG or SVG) that will appear in browser tabs when someone visits your catalog.

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Hero section

The hero is the first thing visitors see on your catalog’s homepage. You can configure:
  • Hero title — the main headline (e.g. “Find a trusted physiotherapist in Warsaw”)
  • Hero description — a short supporting text below the headline
  • Hero background — color or image (depending on your theme)
The hero title is also one of the strongest SEO signals for your homepage. Write it the way your visitors would search: include the profession, niche, or location. See the SEO guide for more on this.

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Catalog name and language

  • Catalog name — shown in the browser tab title, email subjects, and meta tags
  • Language — controls the language of all platform UI elements in your catalog
When you set a language, all platform-generated text is translated automatically: navigation, search labels, filters, buttons, registration and login forms, error messages, and transactional emails to listing owners. Supported languages: English (US), Polish, German, French, Spanish (Spain), Italian.Your own content — catalog name, hero text, listing bios, specialization names — is always displayed in whatever language you write it in. That content is not translated automatically.

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Registration toggle

You can open or close public registration for new listing owners from Settings → General → Allow new registrations. When registration is closed, visitors who try to sign up see a “registration is currently closed” page. Existing owners can still log in. You can still invite people manually via the invitation system.