📄️ Presets tab
You can set a basic layout and color scheme for your site with one click. Selecting a preset configures many of the settings in Customizer automatically to follow the preset color scheme, but you can customize any or all of them, by selecting the other tabs and adding your own settings.
📄️ General tab
Describes all of the Beaver Builder Theme settings available on the General tab of the Customizer.
📄️ Header tab
Describes the Beaver Builder Theme settings available on the Header tab in the Customizer
📄️ Content tab
Describes the settings on the Customizer's Content tab for the Beaver Builder Theme.
📄️ Footer tab
The Beaver Builder Theme supports a widget footer and a main footer. The widget footer appears above the main footer and can contain up to 4 widget areas. The main footer consists of one or two columns with several content options.
📄️ Widgets tab
Set and configure your footer widgets here, if you enabled footer widgets in Customize > Footer > Footer Widgets Layout. For more information about using WordPress Widgets, see this WordPress codex article.
📄️ Code tab
You can add HTML, CSS or JavaScript code into various locations within the HTML page that the Beaver Builder Theme generates.
📄️ Settings tab
Configure the Beaver Builder Theme’s social icons and links, also set several general WordPress settings without leaving the customizer.
📄️ Menus tab
To display a new menu, you have to create a menu, choose what it will contain, and associate the menu with one or more locations in the Beaver Builder Theme's layout. You can create up to three separate menus.
📄️ The Events Calendar tab
If you have any version of The Events Calendar plugin installed, you'll see The Events Calendar tab in Customizer. This tab has the following settings:
📄️ BigCommerce tab
If you have the BigCommerce plugin for WordPress installed, you'll see a BigCommerce tab in the WordPress Customizer.
📄️ WooCommerce tab
Describes all of the Beaver Builder Theme settings available on the WooCommerce tab of the Customizer.
📄️ Additional CSS Tab
WordPress 4.7 introduced the Customize > Additional CSS tab. Any CSS code added to Customize > Additional CSS applies to any part of any page site-wide, whether it's in a Beaver Builder layout, in a theme area, in a WordPress content area, or a generated archive page.
📄️ Export/Import tab
You can export your theme's Customizer settings as a backup or to import them to another site.