Enzo:
BUG REPORT:
I'm not sure this classifies as a "bug" per say but the CSS directory contains a stylesheet.css & stylesheet.php file. Since this discovery, I've learned that inline styles, as generated by the stylesheet.php, override all other styles.
As a newb, this made customizing the look of this template an adventure. On discovering the nearly identical stylesheet.php, I deleted it and so far so good.
I spoke too soon. Please DISREGARD my so called "bug" report. The stylesheet.php is necessary. Without it, changes made when configuring the tableau template in the admin panel will not be saved.
I will say this though as this happened to me: For those of you who are using Firebug or the like to determine where in the css files you would need to go to, to change a color or what have you; realize that when it reads something about an inline style and doesn't mention what file is being referenced for the styles you see, it's really coming from the stylesheet.php. (hows THAT for a run on sentence!)
Knowing this will save you a lot of time trying to figure out why changes you made to your stylesheets aren't taking hold.
If you do need to make changes to your stylesheet, it would be best to start in the template configuration admin panel. After that, add your changes that can't be made via the admin panel directly to the stylesheet.php... unless the same rules aren't duplicated in stylesheet.css... then you should probably add it there instead...
As you can probably guess, for the newb, such as myself, it can get really confusing if you're not paying strict attention.
I appreciate the hard work y'all at Numinix have put into this template and I would have loved the configuration settings that have been included in the new template configuration screen if it werent' for the fact that I am using background images in certain places instead of just colors.
As I'm currently using textures and not flat out colors, I can't use the admin template configuration screen. In fact, it made modifying the template much harder as it made managing the differences between stylesheet.css and stylesheet.php confusing and hard to keep track of.
For everyone who is only concerned with modifying the color scheme and NOT adding background textures; be sure to leave stylesheet.php alone. In my opinion, the new system the kind folks at Numinix added to the template configuration panel is actually really great!
All this said, if y'all at Numinix add the option to add background image textures in addition to the already included option to control the color scheme, your new system would go from really great to AWESOME!