You should have litte CSS skills to dig deep, but you are rewarded with full skinability. Quasi no limits.
For full access to the CSS of your blog choose from the menu: --> Layouts --> Skins (within the small menu that is assigned to each layout) --> Site Layout --> Stylesheet.
The Stylesheet editor is some kind of sub-skin of the main skin. Each sub-skin is listed in the Site Layout menu. You can edit the page contents (e.g. the navigation or the headers) almost the same way as you did with the CSS. Worth a try. And no need to worry: If you damage something you can reset the sub-skin you broke or import a whole new layout.
Be careful with the macros:
Use the Web Developer Extension for Firefox to edit CSS quickly.
For full access to the CSS of your blog choose from the menu: --> Layouts --> Skins (within the small menu that is assigned to each layout) --> Site Layout --> Stylesheet.
The Stylesheet editor is some kind of sub-skin of the main skin. Each sub-skin is listed in the Site Layout menu. You can edit the page contents (e.g. the navigation or the headers) almost the same way as you did with the CSS. Worth a try. And no need to worry: If you damage something you can reset the sub-skin you broke or import a whole new layout.
Be careful with the macros:
<% layout.bgcolor %> for example is replaced by the color that is set in the layout preferences. When you change the macro to a specific color in the CSS, the preferences won't work properly any longer.Use the Web Developer Extension for Firefox to edit CSS quickly.
