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# Setting Template Mode

Jumbo React is available in Light, Semi-Dark and Dark version. By default Mode is set to Light version, but you can set the default version of your choice by following these simple steps.

To set the default Template Mode, go to following file:

`src/reducers/Settings.js`

#### Light and Semi-Dark Mode:

For Light or Semi-Dark, you can look for "themeColor" property and set its value. You can find the options for "themeColor" in the file with the path: `src/constants/ThemeColors.js`

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These are the options for the "themeColor" property, to set the template mode as Semi-Dark, you need to set the value of themeColor from the options starting with word "DARK" and to set the template mode as Light, you need to set the value of themeColor from the options other than that of starting with word "DARK".

#### Dark Mode:

To set the template Mode to be Dark, you can look for "darkTheme" property and set its value to be true. It is a boolean type property so If you want to set the Dark version as the default version, you can set its value to true.


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