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To create a reusable theme for a visualization (under a Pro license in Superchart), head to custom themes in the left navigation.
If you haven't already created a theme, click "+Create theme" in the middle of the page.
After clicking create, you'll be brought to a theme configuration screen.
You'll want to give the theme a descriptive name. It will be available in the visualization configuration and you'll want an easy indicator of which theme to pick.
The configuration on the right panel includes a few different elements. We'll break them down so that you're familiar with the configurable details.
Configuring a theme will standardize elements across visualizations, including things like series colors, text, and other visual elements. You can choose a theme and apply it to an individual visualization. Themes are reusable and managed globally.
When you create a new theme you'll see a default color palette. It should give you some sense of how the colors will be used as you make changes to the theme. You can define six colors via a color picker or hex code that will be used as visualization series colors.
For the chart title, you can change the font type, weight (i.e. bold, thin, etc.), size (i.e. 10 pt, 12 pt, etc.), and color (via a color picker or hex code).
For legend text, you can change the font type, weight (i.e. bold, thin, etc.), size (i.e. 10 pt, 12 pt, etc.), and color (via a color picker or hex code).
For x-axis text, you can change the font type, weight (i.e. bold, thin, etc.), size (i.e. 10 pt, 12 pt, etc.) and color (via color picker or hex code).
For y-axis text, you can change the font type, weight (i.e. bold, thin, etc.), size (i.e. 10 pt, 12 pt, etc.), and color (via a color picker or hex code).
Changing the background color for a visualization can be useful in either matching or creating contrast from the background on a blog post or website. Change the background via color picker or hex code.
A logo can be uploaded to a theme and used across multiple visualizations using that theme.
After you've made the necessary changes, you'll want to save the theme.
This won't change any of your current, published charts automatically. If you want to apply these changes retroactively, you'll see the ability to do so when modifying an existing visualization.
