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Theme (PrestaShop)

The Theme page controls six color tokens used by the storefront search UI: Search Box, Search Results Page, Autocomplete dropdown, Empty Query content, and related search surfaces.

For most stores, the practical first change is Accent color (main_accent). Change the other tokens only if text contrast, borders, buttons, or backgrounds do not fit the storefront theme.

For Theme behavior that is the same across platforms, see Theme. This page covers the PrestaShop workflow.

In the PrestaShop back office:

  1. Open Modules -> Module Manager.
  2. Find Kea Labs Search Pro in the module list.
  3. Click Configure on the module row.
  4. The embedded Kea Labs dashboard opens inside the Configure page.
  5. In the dashboard sidebar, expand UI Settings.
  6. Click Theme.

The page opens at the dashboard route /search/settings/theme.

The current UI Settings group also includes Integration, Search Box, and Card Template. Theme is the color-token page; it is not the general UI editor.

The Theme page exposes a section labelled Colors followed by six color pickers:

# English label Color key Default
1 Header color text_header #2b2b2b
2 Main color text_main #3a3a3a
3 Accent color main_accent #121a4b
4 Button color second_accent #a22d2d
5 Border color border_color #cfcfcf
6 Background color background_color #ffffff

For what each color drives, see Theme: What each color controls.

  1. Start with Accent color (main_accent) and set it to the store’s primary brand/accent color.
  2. Save and verify the Search Box, autocomplete dropdown, and results page in preview.
  3. Change Button color only if action buttons need a separate brand color.
  4. Change text, border, or background colors only if readability or theme matching requires it.

This keeps the theme change small and reversible.

  1. Open UI Settings -> Theme.
  2. Pick the color you want to change.
  3. Type a hex code or use the color picker control.
  4. Click Save Changes.
  5. Wait for the preview build dialog to finish.
  6. Verify the storefront preview before relying on the change in production.
  7. Publish only after preview shows the expected colors.

No catalog reindex is required. Theme changes are configuration changes, not catalog-data changes. They update the preview bundle first; production changes only after publish.

The Theme page does not control:

Theme page with storefront search color settings

This screenshot shows the current UI Settings -> Theme page in the real PrestaShop Configure iframe. In practice, most stores start by changing Accent color (main_accent) and leave the other color tokens unchanged unless preview shows a contrast or brand mismatch.