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[katiebegood Friend katiebegoodJoin date: March 2010Posts: 36Downloads:0Uploads:1 Thanked: 1 times in 1 posts]

#151648

OK, I know this is VERY basic but for the life of me I can’t figure out how to change the colors of the Urani template to blue. Please tell me how to do this!

Thanks.

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#346266

katiebegood;181827OK, I know this is VERY basic but for the life of me I can’t figure out how to change the colors of the Urani template to blue. Please tell me how to do this!

Thanks.

Hi Katie
go to administrator backend area
ExtensionsTemplate manager
open template urani from list look at screen shot for info

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[katiebegood Friend katiebegoodJoin date: March 2010Posts: 36Downloads:0Uploads:1 Thanked: 1 times in 1 posts]

#346376

Ok, that makes no sense at all. Why is the default color for the entire template under the Menu options? No wonder I couldn’t find it.

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#346393

katiebegood;181993Ok, that makes no sense at all. Why is the default color for the entire template under the Menu options? No wonder I couldn’t find it.[/quote]

If the template has multiple colours and doesn’t have an optional colour selector on home page(as in tools tips) etc where/how else would you set a choice for the default colour but in the template manager? Sometimes you just have to get off your butt and do some reading and research with these things

[katiebegood Friend katiebegoodJoin date: March 2010Posts: 36Downloads:0Uploads:1 Thanked: 1 times in 1 posts]

#346394

Well, the first and obvious choice would be a heading called “Template Colors” under “Template Font Size”. You have “Template Logo” and then “Template Font Size”. It would make much more sense to have the next choice “Template Color” or “Template Style”.

If you don’t think it should be there, then how about having it say “Template Default Style” rather than “Default Style”. Since it is under the Menu System header, I thought “default” had something to do with the menu and since I was fine as it was, I didn’t check out what was in the drop down list.

Just a helpful suggestion to keep from tripping up another user.

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#346401

katiebegood;182017Well, the first and obvious choice would be a heading called “Template Colors” under “Template Font Size”. You have “Template Logo” and then “Template Font Size”. It would make much more sense to have the next choice “Template Color” or “Template Style”.

If you don’t think it should be there, then how about having it say “Template Default Style” rather than “Default Style”. Since it is under the Menu System header, I thought “default” had something to do with the menu and since I was fine as it was, I didn’t check out what was in the drop down list.

Just a helpful suggestion to keep from tripping up another user.

Why the need for the word “Template”, Katie? Surely as you have gone to the Template Manager you are aware that anything in there relates to the template?
The word style is a misnomer as it’s not a style but a colour, however JA being Vietnamese have language problems with english and style is what they call it
anyway the lesson is check out every drop down and read everything you can. Works for me

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#346563

I give up. You are obviously not interested in some constructive feedback. You seem to only care about being “right”. Well, if you are a representative of this website, things don’t bode well.

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