Brand & Blog
Customize your Nashra workspace — brand identity, blog appearance, theme colors and fonts, and the on-blog subscribe widget.
Where settings live
Nashra splits brand and blog customization across three places:
| Where | What you control |
|---|---|
| Blog (sidebar) | Blog title, subtitle, headline, layout, hero, what shows on the blog homepage |
| Settings → Brand | Brand name, logo, social links, language, timezone, physical address |
| Settings → Theme | Colors, fonts, light/dark mode |
Brand identity
Open Settings → Brand:
- Logo — Square image (PNG, JPG, or SVG, max 2MB). Appears in your blog, emails, and hosted pages.
- Brand name — Up to 38 characters. Shows on your blog and as the workspace name across the app.
- Description — A short bio for your brand or newsletter.
- Physical address — Required for email compliance (CAN-SPAM, GDPR). Appears in email footers. A PO Box is fine.
- Social links — Instagram, X, YouTube, LinkedIn, website, and others. Shown on your blog and Bio Page.
- Language and timezone — Affects scheduling, content direction, and the default locale of hosted pages.
Blog appearance
Open Blog in the sidebar:
- Blog title and subtitle — Shown at the top of your blog homepage and in shares.
- Headline / tagline — A single sentence that introduces your work. Optional but recommended.
- Hero layout — Choose how the top of the homepage renders (image hero, simple title, etc.).
- Page width — Wider for image-heavy work, narrower for long-form prose.
- Pinned posts — Pin one or more posts to the top of the homepage. Reorder by drag.
- Footer text — A short note in the blog footer (copyright, contact, legal).
Subscribe widget
Your blog has a built-in subscribe form. Choose where it appears:
- Hero — Top of the homepage, beside or below the headline
- Footer — Bottom of every blog page
- Inline — After the second paragraph of each post
You can configure the headline, button text, and what happens after a successful subscribe (a thank-you message or a redirect).
The inline form catches readers who are already engaged with your content — and tends to convert better than the footer form alone.
Theme
Open Settings → Theme:
- Brand color — Used for primary buttons, links, and selected states. Pick from presets or enter a hex code.
- Light and dark mode — Choose a default. The blog also offers visitors a toggle.
- Font — Pick from a curated set of system and Google fonts, or upload your own custom font (.woff2). Custom fonts apply to your blog and hosted pages.
Custom font upload
To use your brand font:
- Open Settings → Theme and click Upload font.
- Pick a
.woff2file. Nashra hosts it on your blog's CDN. - The font applies to your blog, Magic Links, Bio Page, and Landing Pages.
Remove the custom font any time to fall back to a system or Google font.
Branding removal
On paid plans, you can hide the small "Built with Nashra" credit from:
- Outgoing emails
- The Bio Page
- Hosted Magic Link pages
- Your blog footer (Publisher plan and up)
Toggle these in Settings → Brand and Settings → Plan.
RTL and bidirectional content
Nashra is RTL-native. Setting your blog language to Arabic (or any RTL language) flips layouts, alignment, and icon mirroring across the entire blog and hosted pages. Per-post and per-landing-page direction overrides are available — useful when one piece of content is in a different language than your main blog.
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