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# Invert Schema Hover

### How to Adjust Invert Schema Hover for Tertiary Color Scheme in AppSections Brand Style

The "Invert Schema Hover" setting in the Brand Style of AppSections allows you to define an alternative color scheme that will be applied during a hover event. This setting provides flexibility in creating dynamic color transitions, enhancing the interactivity and visual appeal of your elements. Here is how you can adjust the invert schema hover for the tertiary color scheme:

### **Invert Schema Hover**

**Purpose:** This setting allows you to select an alternative color scheme that replaces the tertiary color scheme during a hover event. 

**Usage:** Choose one of the three alternative color schemes (primary, secondary, neutral) to apply during hover.

### Available Color Schemes for Invert Schema Hover

1. **Primary:** Applies the primary color scheme during hover.
2. **Secondary:** Applies the secondary color scheme during hover.
3. **Neutral:** Applies the neutral color scheme during hover.

### Steps to Adjust Invert Schema Hover for Tertiary Color Scheme

1. **Select the Brand Style:**
   * Open your Shopify theme editor.
   * Navigate to the Brand Style settings.
2. **Locate the Invert Schema Hover Setting:**
   * In the Brand Style settings, find the **Invert Schema Hover** option for the tertiary color scheme.
3. **Select Alternative Color Scheme:**
   * Choose one of the three available color schemes based on your design preferences:
     * **Primary:** The tertiary color scheme will be replaced by the primary color scheme during hover.
     * **Secondary:** The tertiary color scheme will be replaced by the secondary color scheme during hover.
     * **Neutral:** The tertiary color scheme will be replaced by the neutral color scheme during hover.

### Ensuring the Right Invert Schema Hover Application

1. **Preview Changes:**
   * After selecting an alternative color scheme, preview your store to see how the changes look.
   * Check various elements to ensure the invert schema hover setting is applied correctly and enhances the visual dynamics.
2. **Check Consistency:**
   * Ensure that the invert schema hover setting aligns with your brand’s aesthetic and provides a cohesive look across both desktop and mobile devices.
3. **Test Across Devices:**
   * Verify the invert schema hover setting on different devices to ensure it looks good and maintains functionality on all screen sizes.

### Summary

By using the "Invert Schema Hover" setting in the Brand Style of AppSections, you can control the color scheme transition during hover events for the tertiary color scheme in your Shopify store. This flexibility allows you to enhance the interactivity and visual appeal of your elements, ensuring a dynamic and engaging user experience across all devices. Adjusting the invert schema hover helps create visually appealing effects and improves the overall design consistency.

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