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# Color

**Step 1** - You can go to any **Elementor** edit page.

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**Step 2** - Site Settings -> Global Colors

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**Step 3** - Setting color for your site

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1. The **Primary Color** is the main color of your site.

* Regular: original color
* Hover: color when hovering items

&#x20;Example: Color Button, Color Link, and some other places.

&#x20;2\. **Body Color** is the color of the content text.

&#x20;Example: Color content, description ... in a single blog, single product, page ...

&#x20;3\. The **Heading Color** is the color of the heading text.

&#x20;Example: Color Title, Title Tab ...

&#x20;4\. **Border Color** is the color border block.

&#x20;Example: border product block, border form input, and places with borders ...

&#x20;5\. **Light Color** is color light used for sub description.

&#x20;Example: Color categories, color date time, color subtitle ...

Note: Color is sometimes used for many special places to see which colors apply correctly to what cases you can select and test.