Customizing Your Public Show Page (Layouts, Theme, Colors)
Control exactly how your show grid looks to the public — theme, layout, columns, card style, and branding.
Customizing Your Public Show Page
Every show has its own public page where collectors browse the artwork. You can tailor almost every part of how that page looks. Open a show, click Edit Show Details, and scroll to the Show Page Display section.
Show Page Display options
- Theme — Choose a dark or light background for the grid.
- Layout — Pick how artworks are arranged: Masonry (Pinterest-style, varied heights), Classic (uniform grid), List (single column with details), or Hero (first piece featured large).
- Density — Compact, standard, or spacious spacing between cards.
- Columns — How many columns to show across on desktop (3 to 6). The page automatically drops to fewer columns on smaller screens.
- Card detail — How much info appears under each piece (rich, card, or minimal).
- Card hover — The effect when a visitor hovers a piece: zoom, dim the others, slide up info, or none.
- Accent — The highlight color used on the page. Choosing Brand inherits the colors from your gallery branding.
- Card style & corners — Fine-tune the look of the artwork cards and how rounded their corners are.
- Per-card content — Decide which details show on each card (title, artist, price, and so on).
- Let visitors switch — Turn this on and a floating button appears on the show page so visitors can flip between layouts and themes themselves. Their choice is remembered on their device.
Show Branding
Separately, each show has a banner image, a logo, and a show color you can set on the show edit page. The banner appears at the top of the public page; if you leave it blank, your logo and title are shown instead.
Tip: Every setting is saved per show, so you can give different shows completely different looks. If you are not sure, the defaults (dark masonry, four columns) look great out of the box.