iDesign360 - giggle theme. Want to replace deffault logo, and edit style sheet

[hygron]

Welcome back, bro.

You should be able to replace the logo in the theme settings. If not, that particular logo is in /images/custom/logo.png. To find out what is where on a webpage or theme I suggest you download Web Developer addon for Firefox or Chrome. Press F12 and you'll be able to find out what is where and how to change colors, etc.    I was bale to change banner

The blue category links are in index.css line 1394:

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color: #4D90FE; Just change that to whatever shade of red you want.  I cannot find this color code at all.  How about a "find this"  and replace with "this"...Please

For the green links: index.css line 5:

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color: #039;    I fouund this around line 5, but it is #009933,  So I am not sure if that is all of it, yet

As always, make backups of the files you wish to edit first!

EDIT: and you might want to update the SMF to 2.0.7...

One thing that really is confusing.  For instance;  You say this is on line 1394.  How am I to identify line 1394?  I have spent a lot of time going over and over the CSS file and can find no "line" markers.  Thanks for the help.

[Skhilled]

One thing that really is confusing.  For instance;  You say this is on line 1394.  How am I to identify line 1394?  I have spent a lot of time going over and over the CSS file and can find no "line" markers.  Thanks for the help.

What are you using to edit your files? You cannot use Windows Notepad or MS Word. Notepad is just for jotting notes mostly and MS word is for word processing not for displaying or editing any kind of code. In fact, they can even mess up your files. You need a code editor like Notepad++, conTEXT, phpDesigner, etc. They will have line numbers and a lot more!

For the green links: index.css line 5: Code: color: #039;    I fouund this around line 5, but it is #009933,  So I am not sure if that is all of it, yet

And you are correct...the color is #009933 in Line 5.

Basically you would Find:

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color: #009933

And replace it with the color of your choice. If you are not sure what color or shade of a color you want I suggest you try this:

http://www.colorzilla.com/firefox/

It is a Firefox and Chrome addon that wil lhelp you to pick colors and will give you the color code as well. You can then copy and paste the code into your css file.

[hygron]

Back to the grind.  Skh...I generally use textpad, but I will try context

I am installing the clolzilla.  Thanks.  I have a few color code wheels, but always want to try something newer and more efficient.  Thanks

Let you know how it goes!

[Skhilled]

You can also use this to get good color schemes that work well together.

http://colorschemedesigner.com/

[hygron]

I chnaged this color 009933 to a RED.   EEEEE I think.  When I refreshed the page the Blue text went to light gray, and barely visible.  Any thoughts?

[Skhilled]

I'm thinking you changed it to light gray. LOL

EEEEE is a cyan color...very light blue. EEEEEE is a very light gray, almost white which is what I assume you set it to...

[hygron]

OK.  I clicked on the red for a code and it gave me that.  Thanks for clarifying.  at least I know when I get a real RED code.  It will be RED.  later  Forum on hold. Owners too busy with business to communicate with me.  I am still going to play with this as  test site for all my new ideas, and mods.