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xExtreme
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 Posted: Tue, 13th Mar 2012 21:47 Post subject: CSS and linking to theme |
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Recently started to mod another theme for some site, would be the 3rd one, yet all problems that came so far I had no problems solving them but now I'm lost...can't figure it out where and what (not really into web dev, I do it for fun only)
So the short story, the site is on e107, theme was kinda simple, modded it with what it had so far, no problems, but now I want to make custom styles for almost each part from site, headings/menus/forumheaders etc. Also checked dozens of e107 themes, neither one have .html file (maybe that's why I'm lost dunno...)
Here's a image from forum, which would explain what I want better http://i.imgur.com/kUpMc.png
So for the RED zone I want to make a custom stylesheet, and same for BLUE one, for now, both of them share the same style in style.css which is .forumheader3
Still, I can't find a way to "tear" the whole theme apart and do custom styles for each part of it, well mostly.
Can this be handled by .php files somewhere? Since there are no valid .html files for theme. I'm not so into php and the guy who is handling the php things is kinda...uninterested? 
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xExtreme
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Fixed...all those were in the _template.php files, never thought to looks there, well lesson learned.
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