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#1042364

Hi,
I want to change the font and color of 4 parts of the site.
I try but I do not see my changes.
Can you tell me with an image, the places I can make these changes.
I have attached an image
Regards

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#1042650

Hi,

It looks like you changed the default template, let me know if you still need help on this.

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#1042703

Hi,
Yes I need your help on the 4 changes mentioned in the image
Regards

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#1042969

Could you share the correct URL of page you’re using JA Megastore template on your site? I will take a look.

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#1042971

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#1043209

Hi,

To change the color of the main navigation, you can use this css rule:

.t3-mainnav {
  background-color: your_color_code_here;
}

For the slideshow, use this:

.ja-ss-desc {
    background: your_color_code_here;
    color: your_color_code_for_text_here;
}

You can create a new css file called ‘custom.css’ in this directory: [root]/templates/ja_megastore/css/ and add above css rules into this file.

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#1043215

HI,
Thank you I will see this.
I guess it’s the same place for the font [suggestion for this is not adjustable via the parameters of the theme !!]
Nevertheless, I was looking for 4 places (cf image). Can you help me ?
Regards

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#1043217

I’m afraid that I can’t get your point here, what you mean by ‘4 places’ here?

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#1043232

Hi,
With the words it’s difficult
See the image with areas that point with arrows (especially at the top and bottom of the page)
Thanks

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#1043386

You mean the footer also?

You can add this css rule into above ‘custom.css’ file:

.t3-footer {
  background: your_color_code_here;
}

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#1043551

Hi
Thank you.
There was no need to specify the path to the custom.css file 🙂

$doc->addStyleSheet('templates/'.$this->template.'/css/custom.css');

Thank you for telling me for other places and especially to put a google font in the title (really sad not to see this in the settings)
Regards

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#1043654

You can use Google chrome inspect element or Firebug for Firefox. What I usually do is set Compress CSS in Template manager to No, then hover on any HTML element (i.e. button, tag, text, …) you want and right click on it and then click on inspect element, it will show you which CSS class it is using and which CSS file and the path to this element on the right side. then add your custom css into the ‘custom.css’ file.

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#1043738

Hello,
You do that in a few minutes, I would need hours 🙁
I asked you from the beginning how to add a google font on the title ….
Thank you for helping me. I thought that a company like Joomlart had these possibilities to modify each of these elements (which must often be requested !!) by the backend 🙁

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#1044172

Hi,

You can use this css rule:

.t3-footer .t3-module {
    background: #fff;
}

Regards

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#1044497

HI,
Thank you 🙂
I have more than the title of the menu of which I want to load another font and colors (hover)
Regards

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