FAQ

For merchants

Can I use my brand colour?

Not from the theme settings. The theme is deliberately monochrome, and the standard Primary and Buy button colour fields do not recolour the interface — see Theme configuration → Colours. A developer can change the palette, including buttons, in a small child theme. The Status colours and Rating stars colour can be changed in the settings.

Does it work with Shopware 6.6?

No. Version 1.0.0 requires Shopware 6.7.

Do I need the other Kommandhub plugins?

No. The theme depends on none of them. If Click and Pick, Paystack, Flutterwave or SMS are installed, their storefront parts are restyled to match — see Storefront → Kommandhub plugins.

Will my other plugins still work?

The theme inherits all Shopware storefront templates and changes only a few of them, keeping their extension points. Plugins that add their own storefront markup keep working; they may look closer to Shopware's default style if they use their own fixed colours, especially in dark mode.

Can visitors' devices pick dark mode automatically?

No. Every visitor starts in light mode and switches with the moon button. The choice is then remembered in their browser.

Can I turn dark mode off?

Yes: Components → Dark mode toggle off. The button and its scripts are then removed and everyone sees light mode.

Does the theme load Google Fonts?

No. It uses the Inter font that Shopware already hosts on your own server, with the device's system fonts as fallback.

Is the storefront accessible?

The theme targets WCAG AA: text contrast of at least 4.5:1 (3:1 for large text) in light and dark mode, a visible keyboard focus ring, breadcrumbs that mark the current page for screen readers, and reduced motion on request. The theme's automated tests measure contrast on guest and customer pages in both modes. Accessibility of your own content — images, texts, layouts — remains your responsibility.

Can two storefronts use different settings?

Settings belong to a theme. Duplicate the theme under Content → Themes, change the copy and assign it to the second storefront.

How do I go back to the default Shopware look?

Assign Shopware default theme under Sales Channels → (storefront) → Theme. Your Base Theme settings stay saved for later.

Is it free?

The code is open source under the Apache License 2.0. The Kommandhub name and logo are not covered by the licence: if you fork the theme, rebrand it. Commercial support is available at kommandhub.com/support.