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Changing the Skeleton theme slightly
| Workflow | Support request |
| Status | Problem has been recorded
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| Owner | Boen, Jan |
| Progress | ![]() |
Issue description
I would like to change the proportions of the inset (there is a grey outsude area that I would like to make smaller) and left column (which I would like to make narrower) in the skeleton theme.
See the attached screen shot
Any idea which parts of the theme I would have to adjust.
Chang colors and fonts through the CSS files is no problem neither changing the various images.
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Alain Lesagefrom Montréal ou Chambly, Québec 1293 posts | Sure. You have to change some CSS rules in your derived skin (please derive the skeleton skin before tweaking it to preserve your settings):
It is really easy to find out what to change once you get used to checking the layout with the Firebug extension for Firefox. Check it out, it will be one of the best investment of your time in your new web design carreer, I swear! -----
On a si peu d'idée de ce qui est possible... |
![]() Boen, Jan 122 posts | Merci!! |
![]() Alexis Raimbaultfrom Mulhouse 1156 posts | And also to fit the background images you will have to change few more things : for #wrapper, decrease the position-x % of the background to fit the new size of side_panel same with #wrapper_prefix and #wrapper_suffix ![]() |
![]() Boen, Jan 122 posts | Firebug = great tip!!! |
![]() Boen, Jan 122 posts | OK. So I got most changes done except the last one
In the template.php file it says the following: // the site name -- can be replaced, through CSS, by an image -- access key 1 Any idea what I need to do to get a logo called "logo.png" or "logo.jpg" to be displayed instead of the "site_name".
I've looked at the CSS file but find no obvious clues.
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Bernard Paquesfrom nearby-an-airport Associate, 7948 posts |
Jan: you can mask the regular content and display your image in the background instead. Put something like the following in your CSS file (not tested): /* mask regular text */ |
![]() Boen, Jan 122 posts | OK. The logo is in... Alas I couldn't get the logo to replace the site name so reduced the font size to 0 to hide this. What is now still lacking is the ability to click the logo to go the home page. Suggestions? |
Bernard Paquesfrom nearby-an-airport Associate, 7948 posts |
Jan: My suggestion was only aiming to replace some text by a background image. If you want to get a clickable image, why not derive a skin of your own? You could then change template.php to customize it to your needs, with code like the following:
echo '<p id="header_title">' |




