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Dashboard
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Basic about Stores locators
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Different Settings
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Text & translations
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Styles & Appearance – Customize Store Locator Design
This section allows you to set the colors of different parts of your store locator for better branding and user experience.
Options:
- Sidebar Card Color
Default: #f7f7f7 (light grey)
This is the background color for the store sidebar cards (store listings).
Example: You can set it to your brand’s background color.
2. Store’s Color Name
Default: #7eb6dc (blue)
Defines the color of the store names displayed in the locator.
Example: You can match this with your theme’s primary text/link color.
3. Store Details Color
Default: #888 (grey)
Controls the text color of store details like address, phone number, etc.
Example: Set it darker for better readability, like #333.
4. Selected Store Color
Default: #DCA245 (orange/yellow)
Highlights the store that a user clicks/chooses.
Example: Use your brand’s highlight color for consistency.
5. Store Search bar Background (Search done via entering a name)
Default: #ffffff (white)
This is the background color of the search bar where users type the store name.
Example: You can set a light shade or keep it white for clarity.
Steps to Update:
Step 1: MSL dashboard > Styles & Appearance.
Step 2: Enter your preferred hex color codes or select colors using the picker.
Step 3: Save changes.
Top Search bar Appearance
This section allows you to control the colors of the search bar and its elements (pin-code, distance dropdown, buttons, etc.).
Options:
1. Border
Default: #ffffff (white)
Sets the color of the border around the search bar area.
Example: Use a light grey (#e0e0e0) for subtle borders.
2. Background
Default: #ffffff (white)
Defines the background color of the search bar container.
Example: You can make it match your theme’s header or keep it white for clarity.
3. Pin-code Input Background
Default: #ffffff
Controls the background color of the input field where users enter their pin-code.
4. Select Distance Background
Default: #ffffff
Sets the background color for the distance dropdown field.
5. Display Number of Store Background
Default: #ffffff
Background color for the box that shows the number of stores displayed.
6. Search Button Color
Default: #ffffff
Defines the background color of the search button.
Example: Change this to your brand’s primary button color (e.g., #007BFF blue or #DCA245 gold).
7. Show All Button Color
Default: #ffffff
Sets the background color for the “Show All” button.
Example: Use a secondary brand color to make it stand out.

