Overview
What this theme gives you
Section titled “What this theme gives you”Business is a conversion-led theme for trades and local-service businesses. It provides service-business page sections for availability, before-and-after proof, pricing guidance, reviews, coverage areas, team details, and a clear route to request a quote.
How to use it
Section titled “How to use it”- Open the theme-management extension entry for Business and activate it for the intended site.
- In Theme Studio, choose Business for a light, high-visibility design or After Hours for the dark emergency-service preset, then adjust the standard theme controls.
- Build the page with Business sections in Layout Builder and supply the real service, availability, contact, pricing, and proof content visitors need.
- Preview the site at desktop and mobile sizes before making the changes live.
What it adds
Section titled “What it adds”- Sections for emergency availability, before-and-after comparisons, pricing guides, reviews, accreditations, service areas, field teams, and quote steps.
- Business-owned navigation and footer presentation, with Foundation Theme providing the shared runtime.
- Optional paths into Form Builder, Bookings, and Blog when those packages are installed.
Good to know
Section titled “Good to know”- Install Foundation Theme and Layout Builder first.
- The quote path prefers Form Builder when it is available, otherwise uses Bookings when available, and falls back to the configured email contact when neither integration is installed. Those packages own form processing and appointment data; this theme only presents the route into them.
- Blog content is optional. When Blog is unavailable, its tips rail is omitted rather than showing a broken control.
- The theme adds no package-specific settings, permissions, public routes, or database tables. Site access and publishing still follow the normal Capell workflow.
capell:theme-business-democan install sample pages for selected sites and languages. Existing populated layouts are preserved unless you deliberately pass--force; review demo copy and contact details before publishing it.
For developers: see the README.