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Changing Colors and Fonts using CSS.
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CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is a standardized way of defining colors and font related attributes.

In the classic ASP editions of PDshop, the "css.asp" file (located in your includes directory) is where you can change any colors or fonts that are not configured using PDAdmin.

In the ASP.Net editions of PDshop, you will find the CSS code in the main HTML template file. In your "shop" directory simply modify the CSS attributes in the HEAD section of the template.htm file.

You can open and edit this CSS code in these files with Microsoft Notepad or any HTML Development software. It is not usually necessary to edit the forms or other asp/aspx files, just the CSS code in the CSS or HTML template files.

For general CSS help, we recommend the W3 Schools website (see link below).
 
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