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    Hi. I wanted to edit the css file for my template, but when I opened the css file all the variables (color, font etc) were written as for example:
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    color:NETQUOTEVAR:FGCOLORCSS;
    font-size:x-small;
    font-family:CUSTOMVAR:ACTCSSFONTFAMILY;
    I know that I could simply edite all the individual parts, but many of them are the same so I only want to edit them once. Is there a way that I can access whatever variable they are and edit that. So for example change x-small to equal a different value.

    Thankyou
    http://www.gimppro.co.uk

    #2
    x-small is a font size, so not set globally anywhere else...

    So if you want to change all of the x-small's to something else, then do a find/relpace for that.

    With regards to colours, they are in the Design | Colors area which then affects the css assigned to the properties.

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      #3
      Take note that there is a bug affecting part of the cart with it retaining old CSS declarations - you may need to edit these manually if affected


      Bikster
      SellerDeck Designs and Responsive Themes

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        #4
        Originally posted by Support@Techno-
        x-small is a font size, so not set globally anywhere else...

        So if you want to change all of the x-small's to something else, then do a find/relpace for that.

        With regards to colours, they are in the Design | Colors area which then affects the css assigned to the properties.
        Okay I actually feel a bit stupid now. I do know that x-small is a size, I just had a mind blank. I was so intent on looking for px settings that I didn't think.
        Also I know how to change the colours for the images, background etc already, but I've just realised that it changes the text as well.
        I feel stupid. You've just told me stuff that I already know, I was just being foolish.

        Thanks!
        http://www.gimppro.co.uk

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          #5
          Actinic has the habit of totally humbling you from time to time....

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            #6
            Originally posted by pinbrook
            Actinic has the habit of totally humbling you from time to time....
            The phenomenon is known as "v8"


            Bikster
            SellerDeck Designs and Responsive Themes

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