Defaut Colour Change from Red

[Alec Falconer]

Hi

All my headers show up with a red background how do I change this please?

Likewise, I have a large red bar across my new blog page when I create it. How do I change this?

I assume I have missed something in the settings. Please advise.

Best

[Veena]

You can set the skin color in Appearance > themeoptions > general tab.

If you don’t need this default header then you can change it in page edit window – header options .
You should scroll down the page to see the header options.

[bsekine]

That’s a good recommendation if you want to change the skin color to one of the three options, but what if you want to use a custom hex number for the skin? Is there a way to do that without getting into the default.css file?

[Veena]

Yes you can change the skin color in themeoptions > general tab.

[Veena]

Pls install latest version theme .

[bsekine]

Is version 3.8 the most recent version? I don’t see an option to update it…

[Veena]

Pls install version 3.9.

You can download the latest version from your themeforest account > downloads tab, that will automatically gets you the latest version.

[bsekine]

I downloaded the latest version of the theme and installed it. Now I have version 3.9 installed. I still don’t see where I can change the theme skin to a custom color. I have attached an image to show where I am looking for this option.

Thank you!

[Veena]

Sorry this theme doesn’t support hex color codes for skin change. Sorry for the confusion.
But making changes to default color is not too difficult either since most color scheme/skin specific styles are put into a single small css file called default.css located in /css/skins/ folder. If you open that file, you can see a single color repeating.

You can copy the contents of this file to custom/custom.css file and make a change to the single color used there to one of your choice.

[bsekine]

That worked great! Thank you!

How can I change the color of the skin-specific icons?

[Veena]

Since it is png file you need to change the image itself which can’t be modified using custom CSS.

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