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Vara SaaS Documentation

Vara SaaS is a fast, accessible WordPress theme built for SaaS companies, product teams, and agencies that want to ship a marketing site quickly without fighting a page builder. It is a classic PHP theme, which means it stays fast and predictable, but it is designed to hand the canvas over to Elementor the moment you open a page. The theme owns your header, footer, typography, colors, blog layouts, and accessibility. Elementor owns your page content.

New here?

Install the theme and go from zero to a full site in about ten minutes.

Set up in one go

The Setup Wizard installs Elementor and imports four finished pages for you.

Something's wrong

Symptom-first troubleshooting — find your exact problem and its fix.

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What Vara SaaS actually is

Vara SaaS is a hybrid theme built for total workflow freedom, giving you clean, fast semantic HTML without forcing you into rigid full-site editing or heavy page-builder bloat.
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The theme owns the frame

The site header, navigation, footer, brand colors, base typography, blog and archive layouts, table of contents, reading time, breadcrumbs, and dark mode are all theme features you configure from Appearance → Customize → Vara SaaS.
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Your page builder owns the page

Open any page in Elementor and the theme steps completely out of the way — no container, no title, no sidebar. Your layout runs edge to edge, exactly as designed.
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Gutenberg still works

theme.json feeds the block editor the same nine-color palette, two font families, and ten type sizes the front end uses, so blocks you build in the editor look like the rest of the site.
Vara SaaS includes every feature upfront—no Pro version, no license keys, and no paywalls. All documentation guidelines reflect genuine theme behavior designed to give you the best possible development experience.

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At a glance

Version 1.0.7

Live on the WordPress.org theme directory as of October 13, 2026.

WordPress 6.0+

Tested up to 6.8. PHP 7.4 or newer.

Accessibility ready

Passes the WordPress.org accessibility-ready review requirements. Skip link, one main landmark, and keyboard-navigable menus are built in.

No external font calls

Fonts are self-hosted. The theme makes zero Google Fonts requests out of the box.

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Where to go next

Start with Installation, then run the Setup Wizard. That single flow gets you to a finished, editable site. Upload your logo, customize the colors. There you go, your website is ready.
Read What’s included for a feature-by-feature breakdown, and How the theme works for the architecture.
Go to Customizer tour, then work through Colors, Typography, and Layout settings.
The For developers section has child themes, template overrides, and the full hook and filter reference.

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Documentation conventions

Throughout these docs you’ll see three callout types. They matter - please read them.
Note — background information or a clarification you can safely skim.
Tip — a faster or cleaner way to do something. Safe to ignore if you’re in a hurry.
Warning — an action that overwrites data, removes content, or is hard to undo. Read these.