You can't change "Opencart Theme Color" from admin...You must change the colors manually from your stylesheet.css
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What do you in turn mean by " 'what you mean by "stylesheet.css"?' "?! Gain familiarity with your directories and files, you'll need it for watchfulness for the sake of security.
In the /catalog/ tree there is a subdirectory view/, and under that if you putter forth there is a subdirectory stylesheet/ wherein there are files named *.css which control much of the appearance. Make backups of those before you touch them. Every entry which has the string "color" in it controls some aspect of guess what. Fiddle with those for a while.
In a three digit color code the 1st digit is red, the 2nd is green, the 3rd is blue. In a six digit color code the 1st pair of digits are red, the 2nd pair of digits is green, the 3rd pair of digits is blue. Among red, green, and blue you reach yellow, magenta, and cyan. Those two sets are in different contexts the primary colors. Play with them.
[Edit, added:] The numbers 0 through F (0 through 15 per digit) control dark through middle through bright. Each digit, of three in a set or of six in a set, ranges from "0" for black to "F" for white, in hexadecimal steps (0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,A.B.C,D,E,F -- being 16 rather than 10 numbers possible per position, essentially overall 0-255 of 256 steps). Black to very dull to mid-range to very pale to white, 0 to 3 to 6-9 to A-C to D-F, with whatever color balance given it. Play with them.]
In the /catalog/ tree there is a subdirectory view/, and under that if you putter forth there is a subdirectory stylesheet/ wherein there are files named *.css which control much of the appearance. Make backups of those before you touch them. Every entry which has the string "color" in it controls some aspect of guess what. Fiddle with those for a while.
In a three digit color code the 1st digit is red, the 2nd is green, the 3rd is blue. In a six digit color code the 1st pair of digits are red, the 2nd pair of digits is green, the 3rd pair of digits is blue. Among red, green, and blue you reach yellow, magenta, and cyan. Those two sets are in different contexts the primary colors. Play with them.
[Edit, added:] The numbers 0 through F (0 through 15 per digit) control dark through middle through bright. Each digit, of three in a set or of six in a set, ranges from "0" for black to "F" for white, in hexadecimal steps (0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,A.B.C,D,E,F -- being 16 rather than 10 numbers possible per position, essentially overall 0-255 of 256 steps). Black to very dull to mid-range to very pale to white, 0 to 3 to 6-9 to A-C to D-F, with whatever color balance given it. Play with them.]
Last edited by butte on Sat Jun 29, 2013 1:29 am, edited 2 times in total.
hi, do they have any colors like light colors or pastel colors,... I will change my theme color and icons.butte wrote:What do you in turn mean by " 'what you mean by "stylesheet.css"?' "?! Gain familiarity with your directories and files, you'll need it for watchfulness for the sake of security.
In the /catalog/ tree there is a subdirectory view/, and under that if you putter forth there is a subdirectory stylesheet/ wherein there are files named *.css which control much of the appearance. Make backups of those before you touch them. Every entry which has the string "color" in it controls some aspect of guess what. Fiddle with those for a while.
In a three digit color code the 1st digit is red, the 2nd is green, the 3rd is blue. In a six digit color code the 1st pair of digits are red, the 2nd pair of digits is green, the 3rd pair of digits is blue. Among red, green, and blue you reach yellow, magenta, and cyan. Those two sets are in different contexts the primary colors. Play with them.
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You can choose every possible color
http://www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_colorpicker.asp
http://www.colorpicker.com/
http://www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_colorpicker.asp
http://www.colorpicker.com/
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