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Hello. I'm using the PostNukeBlue theme for my website.
I've come up with seven funny phrases which have placed in graphics which I want to use in the place of the "headereye.gif" image. I would like to be able to either randomize them, or better still, have them appear on certain days of the week.
Now, I can't find any reference to headereye.gif in the theme.php file - can I simply edit the index.html file (adding javascript to do this function) instead?
please email me at brboyko at earthlink dot net if you know the solution.
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It should be in the theme.php file - do you mean the core PNBlue, or one of the modified versions?
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The standard postnukeblue theme uses 'included' .html files. Simply locate the revlevant one by looking at theme.php and then edit this HTML file.
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This worked - sort of. Now I have Javascript issues, but that's neither here nor there.
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Postnukeblue appears left justified and a fixed width. If I want to alter that, to make it a little wider and centered in the browser window, which files would I have to alter to try and accomplish this?
Also, if I only want to support a couple themes, its enough to merely remove the themes from the themes folder so they are not selectable?
Thanks for any feedback... Norm
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