Customizing

Posted on 21 Jul 2008, 08:49:18

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Anyone can tell me where I'm supposed to make changes if I want to change fonts, colors and such?

I've tried to change som things in the css-file but that didn't do it.

/M

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Mattycat

Posted on 21 Jul 2008, 13:48:50

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Hi there!

It's pretty simple :eheheh:

1. Login to your admin panel.
2. Click on 'Options'.
3. Click on 'Templates'.

Edit the Default template or create a new one.

Hope this helped...

Matt

#282

Mikaelsooh

Posted on 22 Jul 2008, 21:06:57

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Quote:

Hi there!

It's pretty simple :eheheh:

1. Login to your admin panel.
2. Click on 'Options'.
3. Click on 'Templates'.

Edit the Default template or create a new one.

Hope this helped...

Matt

Sorry, but it didn't help at all.

I've already tried to manage emplates but when I look I can't find either colors or fonts in the templates.

I can agree on that it's easy find the template-editor, but after that it's just guessing.

#287

Mattycat

Posted on 23 Jul 2008, 06:05:17

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Are you experienced with HTML at all?

Try using a style tag to define font colors, sizes and families (the actual font).

E.g-

Code:

TIP: Remember that "color:" refers to the text color, don't use "font-color:" as it doesn't work.

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Mikaelsooh

Posted on 23 Jul 2008, 20:12:19

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Quote:

Are you experienced with HTML at all?

Try using a style tag to define font colors, sizes and families (the actual font).

E.g-

Code:

TIP: Remember that "color:" refers to the text color, don't use "font-color:" as it doesn't work.

I'll check. Thanks!

#294

Chris

Posted on 07 Aug 2008, 11:37:23

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Heh it seems Mattycat is doing my job in my absence!

Thanks Mattycat :happy:

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