change background (template 913)

Posts: 7

Reputation: 0

Message # 1 | 9:22 PM 2012-06-21

dear all

i've searched a long time, but i can't find out where the location of the background are declared.

the css file in the control panel doesn't show the same content as the css-file which is declared in the [head] of the site.

i will try to explain it in an other way.
I the following two css files are referred to in the head (when i open the site in a browser, and watch the source)

Code

Code

when i open the first file in the browser, i find:

Code

div#ship {height:311px;background:url('/.s/t/913/6.jpg') right no-repeat;}

this line is one of the first 22 lines of this file /css/913.css aren't in the css file which is not included in the css-file of the control panel.

where can i find this line, so i can edit the image.

thanks already
d

Post edited by dvhout - Thursday, 2012-06-21, 9:22 PM

CoffeeCone

Posts: 687

Reputation: 41

Message # 2 | 6:18 AM 2012-06-22

A URL pointing to the site in question would be helpful.

"Friends don't let friends use Internet Explorer 6." - Microsoft || Join the cause. Help your friends.

dvhout

Posts: 7

Reputation: 0

Message # 3 | 9:07 AM 2012-06-22

the url of my project?
http://dvhout.ucoz.com/

CoffeeCone

Posts: 687

Reputation: 41

Message # 4 | 9:23 AM 2012-06-22

What you need to do is open up http://s57.ucoz.net/src/css/913.css and save it. Then re-upload it to your site and change the URL indicated on

<link type="text/css" rel="StyleSheet" href="http://s57.ucoz.net/src/css/913.css" />

You should then be able to change it from your own copy.

"Friends don't let friends use Internet Explorer 6." - Microsoft || Join the cause. Help your friends.

dvhout

Posts: 7

Reputation: 0

Message # 5 | 10:15 AM 2012-06-22

well that sounds like a clever idea.
I'm still wondering where these 22 lines come from though

---update---
I've solved it in an other way, inspired by your suggestion though,
I've copied the content of the css file which i found in the source, into the 'common templates style sheet (css)'
(which can be found here: control panel > design > design management (css))

I've saved this edited css, and visited my site again, to find out, my site now refers to my own private css file:

Code

thanks!

Post edited by dvhout - Friday, 2012-06-22, 10:27 AM

CoffeeCone

Posts: 687

Reputation: 41

Message # 6 | 4:17 PM 2012-06-22

Cool! Glad I could help! smile

"Friends don't let friends use Internet Explorer 6." - Microsoft || Join the cause. Help your friends.