Four site layouts:
- Classic: a normal site with top navigation.
- Member Portal: an app-style layout with a left sidebar.
- Boxed Classic: a framed, card-style page.
- Minimal: narrow and distraction-free.
The default is chosen in the Customizer, and any individual page can pin its own layout from the ResultsAiX Layout box on that page's edit screen, overriding the site default just for itself.
Ten colour schemes:
WordPress Native, Results Amber, Clean White, Ivory Cream, Snow Light, Developer Dark, Midnight Blue, Ocean Blue, Sunset Warm and Rose Pink. A scheme is a starting point: page background, panel background, body text, accent colour, borders, portal sidebar and footer can each be overridden individually, and clearing an override hands that piece back to the scheme.
Shape and width:
Page width has three steps (narrow, normal, wide). Corner style ranges from square to very rounded and is applied consistently across cards, buttons and inputs site-wide.
Your mark, favicon and header:
Next to the site name you can show nothing (the default), a letter, a symbol, or a picture. The favicon follows the mark, or can be picked from a library, or made with AI from your brand brief and set the moment it is ready. The header sits in the same place on every page, with scrollbar space reserved so it never shifts as the page loads.
Landing template:
A blank, full-width canvas meant for offer pages, thank-you pages, or anything a funnel plugin renders on its own. Out of the box, pages on the Landing (No Chrome) template show no header and no footer, and you can choose what they show. Pick a header (None, Logo only or the full site header) and a footer (None, a Landing page footer or the full site footer), for the whole site on the Your Site tab or page by page in the page's ResultsAiX Layout box.
The Landing page footer is one quiet line of your links, from any menu you assign to the Landing page footer spot (your legal pages are used when you have none), with your small print and a copyright line underneath. Ads get their Privacy and Terms links with nothing else to click.
A Hide the page title tick box in the ResultsAiX Layout box lets you build your own headline from blocks while the page keeps its title in your Pages list. Landing pages do not carry the Listen, text size and Focus bar above the content, though the Accessibility button stays with every tool inside it, and a switch in the accessibility settings brings the Listen bar back. Landing pages you already have stay exactly as they were.
Optional sidebar: off by default to keep the reading width. One checkbox in Customizer > ResultsAiX Theme turns it on site-wide, and any single post or page can show or hide it for itself from the ResultsAiX Sidebar box on its edit screen. It only appears once the Sidebar (Optional) widget area actually holds a widget (Appearance > Widgets), so nobody ever sees an empty box. On the Minimal and Member Portal layouts it stacks below the content instead of beside it.