Kubrick color changes

  • gladrags

    (@gladrags)


    16 years, 6 months ago

    I use the kubrick default theme for my company’s blog and want to do some customization. New to all of this, copying other people’s sites has helped me do what I want quite a bit (like the photos in the sidebar).

    Now, I want change the color of the sidebar and the background (that dull gray behind everything). As I understand it, Kubrick is image based. So, how do I change an image to have a different color. And where to I find those images? Do I need to download GIMP or something like it?

    So many questions – thanks for your help.

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  • wheelchairprincess

    (@wheelchairprincess)

    16 years, 6 months ago

    Do you mean the colour of the page overall or just the bit behind the post?

    The gray bit is an image called kubrickbgcolor.jpg and basically what you need to do is create an image in the colour you want (just a small one say 100 by 100 pixels) and save it with that file name. Then you need to use FTP (you’ll need a client like smart ftp) to upload it into the images folder within kubrick. The process is the same to change the header image, footer, colour behind the posts you just need to change the file names. You can use any image programme as long as you save them as .jpg

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