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An 'Automatic theme generator' is provided that will generate themes based on the default theme but tailored according to the parameters (such as colours) you define. This will allow you to create an individual look to your website, without going through the full artistic and technical process of theme generation. The results are of course limited (conversely virtually anything can be done using the manual themeing process), but good enough for many websites.\n\nBe aware of the following small deficiencies:\n - some default software emoticons are animated, and attractive animated images have to be saved to a particular background colour -- so you may wish to uninstall these animated emoticons or rework them in an image editor.

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Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) control most visual aspects of your website. Editing CSS files directly is advanced functionality, not intended for novices - although we encourage you to expand your horizons! Novices may wish to use the Theme Wizard to create a customised colour scheme.\n\nIf you want to make an accessible website for those with visual impairements, make sure that you use sufficient contrast between colours. You may wish to use the validator to check your CSS.\n\nComments like "[tt]/* \{$,wizard, 60% sb_color + 40% seed} */[/tt]" are used by the Theme Wizard to create pleasing colour combinations - you can ignore these comments for your own CSS editing.\n\n[tt]{$IMG;,example}[/tt] refers to a theme image. You can edit these through the Admin Zone, the easiest way is to just search the Admin Zone for [tt]example[/tt].

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Did you know that you rarely need to manually choose a template to edit via this screen? Instead, you may use the ‘Template tree’ feature to see what templates were used to generate the screen you are viewing, and then choose to edit from there. You'll never be left guessing what templates you need to edit, or navigating through to the Admin Zone again. The ‘Template tree’ feature is accessed via the 'Select page rendering tool' list in the footer of any screen you are viewing.

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This is step 1 of the Logo Wizard. The Logo Wizard will help you quickly create a logo for your website, and apply it to the theme currently used on the main website. The logos generated are very simple, so more professional sites will only wish to use the generated logo as a placeholder. The whole appearance is fully customisable using the theme management features &ndash; the main logo is just a theme image named <a href="{1}"><kbd>logo/-logo</kbd></a>.

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The colour around which all other colours in the theme will be built. Click within the colour spectra to adjust each of the colour components until you are satisfied with the chosen colour.

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Themes are transferred between software installations as addons. Shortcuts are provided above to export each of your themes as an addon. If you want to import a theme, <a href="{1}">import&nbsp;an&nbsp;addon</a> (come back here after you have done it and click the 'Edit theme' icon next to it to activate the theme).

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Insert <abbr title="Globally Unique IDentifier">GUID</abbr>-distinguishing Tempcode.

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Would you like to add some Tempcode to the template that will help you display <abbr title="eXtensible HyperText Markup Language">XHTML</abbr> that is only used for the chosen usage scenario of this template? You came from the Template Tree which is why this editor can find the usage scenario for you. At the bottom of the template editor you can see all usage scenarios, with your current scenario highlighted.

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Edit CSS (styles)

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Hover over selectors to see the associated elements highlighted in the opener window.<br /><br />As you move the mouse in the parent window the selectors here that apply to that area will glow. The ones that glow strongest are most directly located around the mouse, and the ones that glow least are usually bigger spaces in which the mouse resides (to be precise it is <abbr title="Document Object Model">DOM</abbr> tree depth).<br /><br />The highlighted selection will lock if you hold down the <kbd>ctrl</kbd> key (you can let go of it after you move the mouse cursor off the window).