As you can see, I am trying out the Cutline theme for Wired Gecko. I don’t suppose anyone has a modification that changes the background to black (and the text to white)? I am a bit of a ignoramus when it comes to CSS at the moment and would like to change the colour scheme. While I am at it, if anyone can tell me how to change the text font, that would be awesome too! I am not a big fan of Times New Roman.
What do you think about the Cutline theme as opposed to the previous K2 theme?
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0 replies on “Does it come in black?”
Cutline is great. I’ve been too lazy/busy to fiddle with it so I still use a white background and Time New Roman font. You can change the font size like this;
* This is the same font but one size bigger.
so you must be able to change the font somehow.
Great Blog, keep up the good work.
Synaptoman
Cutline is great. I’ve been too lazy/busy to fiddle with it so I still use a white background and Time New Roman font. You can change the font size like this;
* This is the same font but one size bigger.
so you must be able to change the font somehow.
Great Blog, keep up the good work.
Synaptoman
Cutline is great. I’ve been too lazy/busy to fiddle with it so I still use a white background and Time New Roman font. You can change the font size like this;
* This is the same font but one size bigger.
so you must be able to change the font somehow.
Great Blog, keep up the good work.
Synaptoman
Cutline is great. I've been too lazy/busy to fiddle with it so I still use a white background and Time New Roman font. You can change the font size like this;
* This is the same font but one size bigger.
so you must be able to change the font somehow.
Great Blog, keep up the good work.
Synaptoman
Sorry, this is what the code looks like;
“* This is the same font but one size bigger.
“
Sorry, this is what the code looks like;
“* This is the same font but one size bigger.
“
Sorry, this is what the code looks like;
“* This is the same font but one size bigger.
“
Sorry, this is what the code looks like;
“* This is the same font but one size bigger.
“