Design Language

Your site-wide colors, text styles and spacing.

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What is the Design Language panel?

What is the Design Language panel?

The TeleportHQ Design Language panel holds your site-wide colors, text styles, sizes and spacing, CSS variables and CSS classes; it shows in the editor's right panel when nothing is selected and in Project settings under Appearance, and when you change a value there every element that uses it updates.

How to choose a color theme (and light or dark mode)

How to choose a color theme (and light or dark mode)

In TeleportHQ, deselect all elements, open the Color tab of the Design Language panel and pick a theme from the theme list; use the sun/moon switch for light or dark, and the Custom Theme Colors button to edit single theme colors.

How to create and edit your site's colors

How to create and edit your site's colors

In TeleportHQ, open the Color tab of the Design Language panel, click + in a category to save a named color or gradient, then pick it in any color field; editing a saved color updates every element that uses it.

How to create text styles

How to create text styles

In TeleportHQ, open the Text tab of the Design Language panel, click +, name the style and set its font, weight, size, line height and letter spacing, then click Add; editing a text style updates every text that uses it.

How to apply a text style to text

How to apply a text style to text

In TeleportHQ, select a text element, click the link icon in the Text Style section of the right panel and pick a style from the Text Styles list; the text then follows that style until you unlink it.

How to create reusable sizes, spacing and corner radius

How to create reusable sizes, spacing and corner radius

In TeleportHQ, open the Layout tab of the Design Language panel, click + under Size, Space or Radius, enter a name and a fixed or fluid value, then pick it in width, margin, padding, gap or radius fields.

How to use CSS variables (Vars)

How to use CSS variables (Vars)

In TeleportHQ, open the Vars tab of the Design Language panel, create a category, click + to save any CSS value under a name, then pick that variable in a style field, a class property or the Advanced tab; editing it updates everything that uses it.