i go by that it's 3 sets of 2 numbers (or 3 sets of 1 number for the short version) and they stand for RGB, then i fiddle with it from there >.>

Really like the new Global Template <3 ^_^ so happy. Thank you!

http://mommy.guildwork.com/

Love global style and template :D
http://fof.guildwork.com/

I tried to put a simple javascript to change the header images….. well it works for me but for others I ask to view the site they say it doesn't appear?

I had to put it back to the way it was so the header displays normally.

All browsers handle things slightly differently so that might have been your problem.

I had a problem like that, but then I realized (previous version) that my widgets were Admin only, so the changes I put in were only viewable by admins O_o; make sure your access is available to those who you want to see it ^_^;; i can't think of the word besides access x_x shush just got off work.

I'm having trouble with the widget headers…i fixed it so it looks fine in firefox…(just wanted transparent but had to go with making it the color of the background), but…when I switch to my chrome browser…the backgrounds go white… Is there anyway I can fix that so it's rather transparent or not white?

I'm having trouble with the widget headers…i fixed it so it looks fine in firefox…(just wanted transparent but had to go with making it the color of the background), but…when I switch to my chrome browser…the backgrounds go white… Is there anyway I can fix that so it's rather transparent or not white?Kiori

Notice this -moz-linear-gradient

moz stands for Mozilla which is Firefox.

All browsers have their own prefixes so use a tool like this.

http://www.colorzilla.com/gradient-editor/

I'm having trouble with the widget headers…i fixed it so it looks fine in firefox…(just wanted transparent but had to go with making it the color of the background), but…when I switch to my chrome browser…the backgrounds go white… Is there anyway I can fix that so it's rather transparent or not white?Kiori

Notice this -moz-linear-gradient

moz stands for Mozilla which is Firefox.

All browsers have their own prefixes so use a tool like this.

http://www.colorzilla.com/gradient-editor/Stanislav

ah thank you. =D

Would someone be able to post the default global template please. I've played around with it trying to remove the banner and replace it within the background but it doesn't really work for Internet Explorer and I might have to revert back to how it was orignally set up :D

Thanks in advance.

< div class="navbar navbar-fixed-top">
  < div class="navbar-inner">
    < div class="container">
      < a class="brand" href="/">{{siteName}}</a>
      < ul class="nav">{{{siteNav}}}</ul>
      < ul class="nav pull-right">{{{globalNav}}}</ul>
    </div>
  </div>
</div>
< div class="container">
  {{#header}}
  < a id="site-header" href="/">
    < img src="{{src}}" width="{{width}}" height="{{height}}" />
  </a>
  {{/header}}
  < div id="site-body">{{{body}}}</div>
  < div id="site-footer">{{{poweredBy}}}</div>
</div>

you'll have to remove the spaces after each opening <