Change a page's design
In Theme Studio, go to the page, select what you want to change, then move it, resize it or restyle it in Properties.
- Open Theme Studio.
- Go to the page using the tabs along the top and Previous and Next underneath, the same way you move around your planner.
- Click or tap the part you want to change. Handles appear around it.
- Drag it to move it. Drag its handles to resize or rotate it.
- Open Properties to change its color, font, size and more.
- Select Done when you're finished.
Selecting something doesn't switch the panel's tab, so open Properties yourself when you want it.
Tip
The weekly grid's own settings, like its layout and rows, are in Properties when you select the Lesson Plan Table. See Choose a weekly layout.
Good to know
The weekly pages share one design, so a change there shows on every week. For something on one week only, add a text box in your planner instead. On other pages, if you have two of the same page, like two Class Lists, a change reaches only the one you changed.
Good to know
Theme Studio shows the sections your planner has. To design a section's pages, add its tab in your planner first.
Updated September 25, 2026
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