Hi
I have been been using the customised skin option with the atomik theme, and generally it is quick and easy. Mostly I have been able to achieve what I want.
However there area couple of issues:
- Perhaps I am stupid but there seems to be no description of what the “primary”, “secondary”, “Light”, “accent” and “dark accent” colours affect in the actual template.
I have looked at the " Customize Colors" in the developers documentation and whilst it describes how to change the above colours, it does define what each colour changes in the template.
- The customise skin option does not allow the changing of the nav colours, normal, hover and selected etc. Indeed the colours in the top nav seem to different to the colours in the auto nav block I am using in the side bar.
The customise skin option creates a css file in application/files/presets this is one of those css file with everything in one line which I find “mind blowing”.
My question is it possible optmise nav colours in the css file mentioned above ? Assuming that it is possible to find where these colours are defined in this css file ?
Is it possible that css file in the application/files/presets directory could be created in a “structured” form ? so beginners like me could understand it ?
Sorry, I forgot. The colour issue also affects the Breadcrumbs, should this be changed in the files in the standard atomik set up ? are the breadcrumbs, auto nav colours etc inherited from the standard atomik theme into my custom skin ??
Edited Note:
I have discovered by trial and error that the primary colour affects the nav text. It seems however that the top nav acts differently than the auto nav in the side bar. The selected page nav text in the side bar has a blue colour, whilst the rest of the text is the dark green that I want .
The dark green I set as primary also turns up in the link text in the rich text editor,
So I have solved my immediate problems, but it would still be useful to know where “primary”, “secondary”, “Light”, “accent” and “dark accent” colours appear.