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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.mention-me.com/llms.txt

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Managing Your Themes

Editing

To change the way your offers look, click the “Edit” button on the theme you want to change. This opens the theme editor where you can customise and preview changes in real-time.

Renaming

1

Open Actions menu

Click the “Actions” button on the theme you want to change.
2

Rename the theme

Select the “Rename” option, enter the new name, and confirm by clicking the “Rename” button.Renaming a theme via the Actions menu

Duplicating

Duplicating a theme via the Actions menu Click the “Actions” button and select duplicate. This creates a new theme that looks exactly like the original — it will not be assigned to any offers by default. You can also make changes to a theme in edit mode and view them without making them live. Your progress will be saved.

Assigning Themes to Offers

You can assign your theme to multiple offers at once:
1

Open the assign dialog

Click the “Actions” button on the theme you want to assign.
2

Filter and select offers

Using the filter toolbar, select the “Campaign”, “Campaign status”, or “Experiment status” to filter by. Click the checkbox on the offer(s) you want the theme applied to.
3

Confirm assignment

Click the “Assign” button in the bottom right to confirm.Assigning a theme to multiple offers at once
You can also view the offers using a theme via the “Show offers using theme” button under “Actions”.

Theme Editor

Edit Controls

Edit mode toggle and publish button in the theme editor Edit mode — Must be switched on to make any edits. All edits are autosaved but not put live. If you close the page and return, toggle edit mode back on to see your edits. Publish button — Clicking publish pushes your changes live across all offers linked to the theme.

Touchpoint Navigation

Touchpoint navigation adjusting based on offer type Depending on what offer you’re previewing, the navigation adjusts to show the touchpoints being used. Click the one you want to edit and the styling controls will show for that touchpoint.

Preview Controls

Preview Offers

Previewing different offers in the theme editor Choose what offer to show in the theme editor, as long as the theme has been assigned to it.

Screen Filters

Screen filters for key screens, all screens, referrer, and referee Choose between key screens or all screens to display your designs on. You can further refine by choosing between referrer or referee screens.

Comment and View Mode

Comment mode and view mode toggle for preview feedback Switching to comment mode allows you to click anywhere on the screens and leave a comment — to request an amend from your design team or leave a note for a colleague. Switching back to view mode hides the comments.

Device Views

Mobile and desktop device view toggle Preview the touchpoint in mobile or desktop view. You can leave comments separately on mobile or desktop for more specific feedback.

Styling Controls

Not all settings are the same for each touchpoint as some are unique to each other. Some touchpoints have reduced styling options as they inherit the screen styling for consistency.
The email touchpoint has no styling controls. This must be done via custom CSS — we recommend requesting the Mention Me design team to style this for you.

Page/Layout Styling

Page and layout styling controls for background and container Controls the main container or iframe of the selected touchpoint. This most commonly includes background colour styling and master controls which cascade across the touchpoint.

Text Styling

Text styling controls for headings, body, and terms Style headings, body copy, and terms and conditions. Where appropriate, you can differentiate between mobile and desktop settings. Terms and conditions inherits most styling and therefore has limited settings. Link styling controls for colour and underline settings By default all links are underlined and in a contrasting colour to adhere to accessibility criteria. This can be adjusted to suit your design system.

Button Styling

Button styling controls for states, types, and width All buttons for the touchpoint can be styled here. Switch between button types with the tab menu at the top. Different button states can be styled, and you can adjust how the button width sits in the touchpoint.

Input Field Styling

Input field styling controls Basic input field styling to match the default state of any brand.

Custom CSS

Custom CSS editor for touchpoint-specific stylesheets For further customisation you can add/edit CSS for all touchpoints on separate stylesheets. We recommend only editing this if you are competent in CSS and LESS CSS, as custom CSS can potentially break parts of your journey.
Last modified on March 31, 2026