# Site Skin

The **Site Skin** customization option in WordPress allows you to change the overall color scheme and design style of your website. This can include selecting between light and dark modes or applying predefined color themes to your site.

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Here's a short form of the **Site Skin** settings process

**Step 1 : Login** to your WordPress admin dashboard.

**Step 2 :** Go to **Appearance** > **Customize > Site Skin**.

**Step 3 :** Select **Site Skin** or a similar section in the theme options.

**Step 4 :** Adjust other settings like accent colors and background as needed.

**Step 5 :** Click **Publish** to save your changes.
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### Customizing Site Skin

Under **Site General ▸ Site Skin**, you can manage the overall color scheme and appearance of your website:

* **Predefined Skin**\
  Choose a predefined skin for your site’s design.
* **Primary Color**\
  Set the main accent color used throughout your site.
* **Secondary Color**\
  Define a secondary color to complement the primary color.
* **Tertiary Color**\
  Add an additional accent color for highlights and design variation.
* **Site Background Color**\
  Select the background color for the entire website.
* **Site Content Color**\
  Adjust the background color of the content area.
* **Site Link Color**\
  Choose the default color for links.
* **Site Link Hover Color**\
  Set the color links will change to when hovered.

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