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March 28, 2012 at 2:38 am #175481Template Customising
You can always request some support from us, but you need take in your mind that customisation is not regular Template support. Nevertheless, we will always available to try to help you.And if you have no experience in CSS or HTML it´s better you getting help from a professional web developer.
TIP: If you want to customise a template ( logo.gif, color, font or background) and don´t know the css class, please use Firefox with the Firebug extension. Now you can review every CSS style for customising the template CSS. Firebug Tutorial
View Sources Live with Firebug
Firefox has a “View Source” window, but it doesn’t show you what the HTML source really looks like once it has been transformed by JavaScript. Firebug’s HTML tab shows you what the HTML looks like right now.In addition, the tabs on the right side let you discover the properties of an individual element, including the CSS rules that are styling it, the pixels that define its position and size, and the DOM properties that you can access from JavaScript.
See Changes Highlighted with Firebug
In any JavaScript-driven website, HTML elements are constantly being created, removed, and modified. Wouldn’t it be nice if you could see exactly what, when, and where these changes take place?Firebug highlights changes to the HTML in yellow immediately when they occur. If you want to spy even closer, you have the option to also scroll every change into view, so you won’t miss a thing.
For a more in depth explanation, please see Tom’s fantastic post here!
Best of luck! We can’t wait to see what you do!!!!!!
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