Status: Available Set your community name, logo, favicon, tagline and brand color, and let one color drive your whole theme.
Your branding is the first thing members see, and it carries through the navigation, sign-up screens, browser tab and the emails your community sends. You set all of it in one screen.
Where to set it
Open Community Settings > Branding & Identity (/admin/content/cs_branding). Everything below lives here.
The fields
| Field | What it does |
|---|---|
| Community Name | The name of your community. Shown in the header, on sign-up and sign-in screens, in emails, and as the browser tab title. Required, up to 30 characters. |
| Logo | Your logo as a PNG or SVG. Appears in the navigation, on auth screens, and in emails. |
| Favicon | The small icon shown in the browser tab. |
| Tagline | A short one-liner shown in the footer, up to 60 characters. Also used as a fallback description for search engines if you leave the SEO description empty. |
| Primary Color | Your brand color. This is the one input that drives your theme (see below). |
One color drives your whole theme
You only pick a single Primary Color. From it, the system automatically builds the full set of shades it needs for good contrast (lighter tints, darker accents, hover states), so buttons and accents look consistent everywhere without you tuning each one.
That derived palette applies across the member site, the auth screens, and your emails. You don't edit it by hand; set the one color and the rest follows. The default brand color is #6D5BD0 (a violet) until you change it.
Steps
- Open Community Settings > Branding & Identity (
/admin/content/cs_branding). - Fill Community Name (up to 30 characters).
- Upload your Logo (PNG or SVG) and a Favicon.
- Add a Tagline if you want one in the footer.
- Set your Primary Color.
- Save.
Your name and logo are also your community's identity in members' notifications
When your community posts updates or sends notifications to members, it does so under your Community Name and Logo. Setting both well means those messages look like they come from your community, not a generic system account.
Go-live note
Both Community Name and Logo are part of your go-live checklist. Your community can't go live without them, so fill them early.