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Layout settings

Full reference for the Layout and General sections. Admin path: Appearance → Customize → Vara SaaS → Layout Screenshot: Customizer → Vara SaaS → Layout with container, navbar, sidebar and CTA controls

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Layout section

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General section

Enable sidebar appears in both sections. They control the same setting (vara_saas_sidebar_enabled). Changing it in either place has the same effect.

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Container layout

Screenshot: wide and boxed container layouts side by side
This does not affect builder pages. On any page owned by Elementor, Beaver Builder, Divi, or Bricks, the theme removes its container entirely. The setting only applies to blog, archives, search, plain pages, and non-builder single posts.
Screenshot: left and centered navbar layouts Both layouts include the mobile toggle, dark mode switch, and both CTA buttons. The mobile menu behaves identically in either. The site-wide switch controls whether the sidebar renders at all.
On single posts, subject to the Single post layout setting. On plain pages, only when the page’s Sidebar Settings box says so. Archives, search, and the blog index do not show a sidebar.
The sidebar area still renders as an empty complementary region. If you do not use widgets, turn the sidebar off — an empty column on wide screens looks like a bug.
See Sidebars and widgets.

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CTA buttons

Two buttons render in the header on desktop.
Both default URLs are demo artefacts. #features is an anchor that only exists inside the imported homepage layout, and /contact/ assumes the imported contact page still lives at that slug. Point both at real pages before launch — it is on the launch checklist.

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Logo width

Clamped between 50 and 400 px, default 150. The theme applies the value with !important to both .custom-logo-link img and the footer brand logo, so an oversized upload cannot break the header. Set the value explicitly if the auto-scaling does not suit your design — a 400 px wide wordmark in a narrow header will crowd the menu. For the footer logo, use the separate footer setting. See Footer settings.

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Show page title

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Show breadcrumbs

Off by default. When enabled, breadcrumbs appear on pages only — not on single posts, archives, or search results. They are Yoast-aware: if Yoast SEO is active, the trail follows your SEO breadcrumb settings. Without Yoast, a minimal fallback trail is generated. Screenshot: a breadcrumb trail above page content
Breadcrumbs also need structured data to be useful in search results. The theme renders the visible trail; your SEO plugin supplies the markup. Use them together, or not at all.

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Scroll to top button

A floating button appears when you scroll past the first screenful and returns you to the top. Styling follows your Primary and Surface colors.
On a short page it never appears, which is correct behaviour. To check it, visit a long post.

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Theme toggle

Controls whether the light/dark switch appears in the navbar. Turning it off hides the button but does not disable dark mode — visitors who previously chose dark will still see dark. See Dark mode.

Single post settings

Post-level layout and metadata.

Header and menus

What the navbar layout controls in practice.