oh gosh, I'm sorry I didn't get to you sooner! I only check this account about once a month (am more active on my main account). so, the thing about this code is that it uses the bootstrap theme system! toyhou.se has a number of themes you can choose from, and this theme will change colors to fit the theme! for example, the bars that look blue to you look yellow to me, because I'm using the bee theme.
you can override this by inserting specific elements into the ' style="" ' section of a <div> (or other type of) element. to set text color, use color: #HEXCODE; (for example, #FFFFFF is white - you can look up a color picker to select the color you want, and copy and paste the hex code in), and to set the color of most other elements (like the header), use background-color: #HEXCODE; .
the tree icons make use of the FontAwesome icon pack! these icons look like <i class="fa fa-ICON"></i> in the code, where ICON is the name of the FontAwesome icon. you can look up more kinds of icons on their website!
sorry about the delay - if you already figured it out, I hope this can be of some use to others.
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oh gosh, I'm sorry I didn't get to you sooner! I only check this account about once a month (am more active on my main account). so, the thing about this code is that it uses the bootstrap theme system! toyhou.se has a number of themes you can choose from, and this theme will change colors to fit the theme! for example, the bars that look blue to you look yellow to me, because I'm using the bee theme.
you can override this by inserting specific elements into the ' style="" ' section of a <div> (or other type of) element. to set text color, use color: #HEXCODE; (for example, #FFFFFF is white - you can look up a color picker to select the color you want, and copy and paste the hex code in), and to set the color of most other elements (like the header), use background-color: #HEXCODE; .
the tree icons make use of the FontAwesome icon pack! these icons look like <i class="fa fa-ICON"></i> in the code, where ICON is the name of the FontAwesome icon. you can look up more kinds of icons on their website!
sorry about the delay - if you already figured it out, I hope this can be of some use to others.
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