how to change to a custom colour theme??

Hi, I would like to make a colour theme using #E371A1. How would I do this??

thanks

Hi,

The easiest way is to copy all css code from e.g. style2.css file into override.css file (and in the override css file change all colors values into your #E371A1).

also, do you have more images to choose from in the "gk-icon area" of the main body widget other than the rocket, notebook or ruler??

I'm looking for icons such as: "a checklist", "a shopping cart", "a book". if you don't have these in your library, could you tell me the specifications, sizes, names, etc that I would need to make them? i believe each icon has a rollover component as well.

<div>
<div class="gk-icon-area">
<a href="#" class="gk-rocket">Rocket</a>
</div>

Please check this thread:
https://www.gavick.com/forums/simplicit ... 25004.html

ok, i checked out the site but now what? The icons are small and all together on one page. Do I cut and paste individual icons and resize? Not sure how to take the icon I want off that pages and put it in the simplify theme. Also, those icons are in bitmap form. How do I scale them without pixelation??

Thanks

These icons are vector objects, so you can scale them without the pixelation effect. You have to choose icons and prepare for the siplicity theme - similary to the icons available in the theme.

i don't know. i copied a layer (icon) and scaled it up and this is what i got:

http://screencast.com/t/idsF8fy1fEA

notice the pixelation??

Which application are you usingn to create these icons?

the file opened automatically in photoshop.

yes, and on the layers panel, select your layer and use "Free Transform Tool" to increase the size - I don't see pixelation effect on my icons.

i understand that there r 2 types of images files. raster (.psd) and vector (illustrator files). that icon file is a .psd file. aren't all psd files raster files to begin with? i think there is a way to outline the raster files but i don't know it. weird.

Yes, you're right, but psd files may also contain vector images, please check the attachment:

Weird, I don't see that when I use free transform. Could you give me step by step on how you did that free transform move? Also, mine doesn't show up on a transparent background as yours. Did you make it that way or is that how it came. Hope I don't have the wrong file. I used your link.

Thanks

Hi,

I didn't do any additional modifications. Open the psd file, select the layer with your single icon, press cmd+T or ctrl+T on windows, resize your icon, enter and that's all.