 Can anyone tell me where is index#2.php is it located on the boonex servers or somthing? I need to alter some colors and acording to firebug the color settings I need to alter are in index#2.php
div.main_footer_block { index #2.php (Line 2346)
background-image: url("templates/tmpl_uni/images/footer_part.png");
border: 1px solid #CECECE;
font-size: 11px;
height: 49px;
margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto;
width: 998px;
}
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You can't edit the advertisement at the bottom. It's generated by the script, along with the style information. BoonEx Certified Host: Zarconia.net - Fully Supported Shared and Dedicated for Dolphin |
So how the hell are you suposed to tie it in with your new template? They should put the CSS ect in the CSS on your site so it only pulls the rest from the boonex server. It looks a bit crap when you spend days coding a new template but cant tie in that bit off the footer and it is totaly diferent color to the new template Is thier anyway of over riding thier generated CSS and using my own, I have seen another template somwhere where this ties in to the template, cant remember where now but its a black one I seen it on. EDIT: okthis is not the one I was thinking of but this is the same the powered by footer fits in with the theme coloring http://www.dolphin7themes.com/index.php?skin=faith |
So how the hell are you suposed to tie it in with your new template? They should put the CSS ect in the CSS on your site so it only pulls the rest from the boonex server. It looks a bit crap when you spend days coding a new template but cant tie in that bit off the footer and it is totaly diferent color to the new template Is thier anyway of over riding thier generated CSS and using my own, I have seen another template somwhere where this ties in to the template, cant remember where now but its a black one I seen it on. EDIT: okthis is not the one I was thinking of but this is the same the powered by footer fits in with the theme coloring http://www.dolphin7themes.com/index.php?skin=faith Basically, they added the <div> to common.css and made sure any styles included !important, so the default were overridden. I suppose you can do that, too.
Really, the advertisement shouldn't have a named <div> that allows you to do this. Instead, there should be options to change certain parts about the advertisement, such as border and background colors.
I'll have to make a ticket. BoonEx Certified Host: Zarconia.net - Fully Supported Shared and Dedicated for Dolphin |
Thanks nathan apreciate the help |
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Cheers nay we shal wait and see |
