Notice that there are different color scheme for the same template when i was browsing through the templates.
1. when i did a quick search i saw that i have to use firebug to change the color but firebug only works with firefox (which i am cant use due to some other plugin which interfers with what i type and i need switch on at all time). As such, how else can i change the color? is there like different file i can dl for different color or something like that?
:confused::confused:
vitormarques
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Hello.
If you want to change the color scheme of a template all you have to do is access Joomla Administration and in Template Manager click on the template you want. Then you can edit template options and you’ll find there how to change the color scheme.
Cheers
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histeriks
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mediazpteltd;170832Notice that there are different color scheme for the same template when i was browsing through the templates.
1. when i did a quick search i saw that i have to use firebug to change the color but firebug only works with firefox (which i am cant use due to some other plugin which interfers with what i type and i need switch on at all time). As such, how else can i change the color? is there like different file i can dl for different color or something like that?
:confused::confused:
Hi mediazpteltd.
As vitormarques explained, you should first check does the template have some predefined color styles you can choose from. In order to do that, open your template’s configuration from Template Manager and see if there is Default Style setting or something similar in it.
If you want to go beyond that and make adjustments that are not covered with predefined styles, you should play around with the css files located in CSS folder inside your template’s directory. You will find template.css file in there, which is where the most of your template’s styling is set up, but you should also check if there’s a colors (or similar) directory inside the css dir. If your template has predefined styles, this is where you should look if you want to make further adjustments.
Hope this helps,
Good luck 🙂
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Hi
Below is the image of what i see under template manager. Can i assume that there is no other default colour? also is the error tag normal? =p
histeriks
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mediazpteltd;171083Hi
Below is the image of what i see under template manager. Can i assume that there is no other default colour? also is the error tag normal? =p
What template are you referring to?
Error could just be a result of missing credentials, but can’t say for sure. You will have to provide your FTP credentials and try again.
Erica.
wonder if i had installed it wrongly…seems to be having loads of probs.
and nope after inserting my ftp credentials, the same error message is still there. Error message is as below
XML Parsing Error at 87:11. Error 76: Mismatched tag
XML Parsing Error at 87:11. Error 76: Mismatched tag
<em>@histeriks 171086 wrote:</em><blockquote>What template are you referring to?
Error could just be a result of missing credentials, but can’t say for sure. You will have to provide your FTP credentials and try again.</blockquote>
Arvind Chauhan
Moderator
Dear mediazpteltd,
I checked the JA erica on my end. I do not see the xml errors. may be you can forward your admin login and ftp details.
I would like to have a look.
Regards
Arvind
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sent to you…but i kinda of screw things up…lol deleted all my files thinking that it was for another site….zzzz
Hrmmm I ran into the same issue so thanks for posting the answers to my question. I’m glad I used the “search” function 😀
If you are having trouble getting the colors right Color Cop is a nice color program that isn’t a FF add-on.
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