Buttons

Heading: This option lets you select the font family used in headings for buttons and links text throughout the website.

Body: This option lets you select the font family used in body text for buttons and links text throughout the website.

The “Button Text Transform” setting allows you to specify how you want the text on buttons to appear in terms of capitalization. Here are the options:

1. Uppercase: Selecting this option will transform all text on buttons to uppercase letters. For example, if your button text is “Click Here”, it will appear as “CLICK HERE".
2. Capitalize: Choosing this option will capitalize the first letter of each word in the button text. For instance, "click here" will be displayed as "Click Here."
3. None: This option means that no text transformation will be applied to the button text. The text will appear exactly as it is entered.

The “Link Text Transform” setting allows you to specify how you want the text on hyperlinks (links) to appear in terms of capitalization. The same options as for button text:

1. Uppercase
2. Capitalize
3. None

This field you can use for adding an SVG icon to the button. SVG icons (such as an arrow, for example) you can find in free or paid sources. A simple way to do this is to right-click on the SVG file, choose “Open with Notepad” (or any other text editor), and the file's code will be copied to the editor. Alternatively, you can use a text editor like “TextEdit” or a "Visual Studio Code editor" to read the SVG file.

In the "Visual Studio Code editor", you can drag the SVG image from your computer into the editor, copy the code, and then paste it into the "Add icon to link" field. This allows you to easily incorporate custom SVG icons into your button design.