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Resetting Styles to Defaults

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Applies to: Core, Advanced, Enterprise

Quote & Cut includes a reset option for restoring the frontend form style settings back to the plugin defaults.

You can find this option from:

Quote & Cut → Styles

At the bottom of the page, click:

Reset to Default Style

What gets reset #

Resetting styles restores the plugin defaults for:

  • Frontend form layout.
  • Plugin colour palette.
  • Preview effects.
  • Typography.
  • Preview effect colour.
  • Multi-part job image.

Confirmation message #

When you click the reset button, Quote & Cut asks you to confirm before continuing.

The reset will only run if you confirm the action.

What does not get reset #

The reset button does not remove custom CSS added outside the plugin.

For example, it does not remove CSS added in:

  • Appearance → Customize → Additional CSS
  • A child theme stylesheet.
  • A page builder custom CSS area.
  • A custom CSS plugin.
  • A code snippets plugin.
  • A custom theme file.

If the form still looks customised after resetting, check these locations.

When to reset styles #

Reset styles if:

  • The form no longer matches the expected layout.
  • You want to start branding again from the plugin defaults.
  • You have tested multiple palettes and want a clean reset.
  • You are troubleshooting a visual issue.
  • Support asks you to reset the plugin style settings.

Before resetting #

Before resetting, consider taking screenshots or copying your current colours and font choices.

This makes it easier to rebuild the style later if needed.

After resetting #

After resetting:

  1. Open the quote form page.
  2. Check the layout.
  3. Check the colours.
  4. Check the fonts.
  5. Upload a DXF file.
  6. Calculate a test price.
  7. Check the cart image if you use a custom multi-part image.

If the form still looks wrong #

If the form still looks wrong after resetting:

  • Clear your website cache.
  • Clear browser cache.
  • Check custom CSS areas.
  • Check your theme styling.
  • Check page builder settings.
  • Check whether a WooCommerce cart plugin is styling cart/order displays.
  • Temporarily switch off custom CSS to test again.