# What carries over to the new template editor _Category: Classic template editor_ When you try the new template editor, HelpCenter.io copies your classic design and converts it for you. Use this list to see what carries over as it was, what changes on the way, and what you set up again yourself before you publish. Nothing here touches your articles, categories, translations or web addresses. Your classic settings stay saved, unchanged, in case you switch back. See [Switch back to the classic template editor](https://self.helpcenter.io/content/switch-back-to-the-classic-editor). ## What carries over | In the classic editor | In the new template editor | | --- | --- | | **Brand Name**, logo, favicon and **Connected Site** | **Brand**: **Site name**, **Logo**, **Favicon** and **Your main website** | | **Primary Color** and **Links Color** | **Theme**: **Primary** and **Accent** under **Light mode** | | **Headings Font** and **Text Font**, including fonts you installed or uploaded | **Theme**: **Heading font** and **Body font** | | The header: heading, subheading, background color or image, cover, alignment and height | A hero at the top of the Home page. Your header subheading also becomes your **Tagline**. | | The minimal header on other pages, the logo link and position, and the search field's placeholder, corners and the text under it | The header and search bar on every page | | **Custom Menu** links and the **Contact Us** button | **Navigation**. The button becomes the last link. | | The language picker | A language switcher, when your help center has more than one language | | Home page sections: **Categories Listing**, **Articles Listing**, **FAQs Listing**, **Heading**, **Contacts Section** and **Custom HTML** | Matching components on the Home page, in the same order | | **Category Page** layout, **List articles under subcategories** and **Order articles under category by** | The Category page's layout, sidebar and article order | | **Article** settings: layout, metadata, table of contents, recommendations, recently viewed articles, share options, the print and export menu, rating and comments | Matching components on the Article page | | The contact form: fields, heading, recipient, confirmation email and success message | A contact form on the Contact page | | **Show HelpCenter.io branding:** and **Custom HTML Footer** | The footer. A custom HTML footer replaces the standard one, as it did before. | | **Custom CSS** | **Advanced**: **Custom CSS**, as one item named Custom CSS | | **Custom Scripts**, **Google Analytics Code** and **Other Scripts** | **Advanced**: **Script injections**, in the same position on the page | | **Meta Title**, **Meta Description**, **Meta Keywords**, Open Graph, **Nofollow links** and the domain whitelist | **Brand**: the SEO and Open Graph settings, **Nofollow external links** and **Whitelisted domains** | | Texts you translated into other languages | The same translations | ## What changes on the way - **Colors.** Your primary and links colors carry over. Text, background, surfaces and borders start with standard colors. If you never set a primary color, the copy uses your header color, or a standard blue. See [Change colors, fonts and spacing](https://self.helpcenter.io/content/colors-and-fonts). - **Dark mode.** Your classic help center had none. In the new editor it follows each reader's device and starts with standard dark colors. See [Light and dark mode](https://self.helpcenter.io/content/dark-mode). - **Menu links open in the same tab.** Classic menu links opened in a new tab. To keep that for a link, open **Navigation** and set its **Kind** to **External link**. See [Add links to your header and footer](https://self.helpcenter.io/content/navigation-links). - **Scripts in custom HTML move.** Custom HTML in the new editor doesn't run scripts, so any `