► you can use the "steel this theme" links @ the bottom (23hq.com/user)
How to find the css form
• settings (second line on top)
• settings in the tab bar
• THEME: custum (change)
If you have no skills in css design, helpfull for some modifications divoverlay.com/div-overlay-generator
Background image
add the following line behind body {
background:url('http://url');
OPTIONS:
fixed
repeat = tiled
no-repeat
top left , center center ,bottom right , +..
placed behind ...jpg' or ...gif'
HEADER image
#titlebar {background-image:url('http://url'); height:140px;}
OPTION
change the height
Css basics copied from another thread -_- author Steffen (staff) thread
#topcontext: The greyed menubar in the top
#toolbar: The bar with in the top
#titlebar: The identity bar with buddy icon and headline
#tabs: The tabs, obviously
#main #sidebar: The sidebar
#main #content: The main content area
#bottomcontext: The greyed menubar in the bottom
#topcontainer: Container around #toolbar, #titlebar and #tabs
#maincontainer: Container around #content and #sidebar
#allcontainer1 & #allcontainer1: Container around #topcontainer and #maincontainer reponsible for drawing the shaded borders around the frame.
For the rest of them, you'll probably have to look at the site's stylesheet and experiment a bit. Here you'll be able to see how the #albumbar is styled. The way I usually do this is through Firefox with the Web Developer extension, which allows you to edit CSS on any site on-the-fly. Experimenting here will certainly allow you to get a feel for the site.
