This is going to sound stupid, but which folder is that in?Originally Posted by superprg
This is going to sound stupid, but which folder is that in?Originally Posted by superprg
includes\templates\classic\css\stylesheet.css
Again, may not be the best way of doing it
/includes/templates/classic/*.css files
search the files for tile_back.jpg and this needs to be commented out. Then you can apply the pink color.
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I clicked on the wrong link and my stylesheet_original.css went in the trash. Tried to restore and it didn't do it, then copied it and now everything from templates on seems all messed up. Should I re-install?Originally Posted by kobra
I would not...this is only a css issue...Now would be a good time to setup your own template and base it on the template default files with only one stylesheet. This is the future path and like I stated now might be a good time so that you do not have a lot invested in your styling.
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I have no idea how to set up my own template. Read how you do it, but just didn't understand it.Originally Posted by kobra
create a folder named ???(custom for this) in includes/templates/custom
Inside /custom create folders named common, images, css, templates,
Now from includes/templates/template_default, ftp to your computer, the /css folder& contents and the file template_info.php.
Open the template_info fil in a text editor find & change to your template name
Now FTP from your pc the file you just edited to includes/templates/custom/template_info.php.Code:*/ $template_name = 'place your template name here';
Also FTP the 4 files in includes/templates/template_default/css folder to your /custom/css folder.
In the admin > tools > templates selection you shouuld see the template name that you just created. select it and click update. Now in the admin > tools > layout boxes controller select reset.
Now load your store and see the gawd awful color scheme. But now you are prepared to style and create that special look for your store.
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