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# Customize

 **Aroland Theme** use Customizer provides an ultra effective and intuitive way to customize theme layout & setting with real-time preview. Bring all of settings to customizer, you do not need to using another theme option anymore

 To access Customizer go to your admin **Dashboard** Navigate to **Appearance** >> **Customize**

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 **1.Typography** : Manage general setting like your font, font size, ....

 **2.Colors**: select your color for global.

 **3.Layout**: Set up layout for global.

 **4. Header** : Set up social for header

 **5. Blog** : manage global setting for Blog

 **6. Socials** :Set up config for social

 **7. Maintainance**:Set up config for maintainance

 **8. Footer** :Set up config for footer

 **9. Site Indentity** :Set up logo and site icon

 **10. Menu**: manage setting of Menu

**Specially, We have option for page maintenance**

Open config and please choose option active and choose page maintenance

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To create page Maintenance, please go to Page->> Add New and use elementor to create this page.

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