Thanks for this nice video. Easy to understand :-) Helped me a lot to understand the structures of full-size editing. I played around a bit and built headers, footers and page templates with weird color settings (for example pink font color, green background). Then I wanted to fix the color settings, but couldn't figure out where to do it. Whatever I did, some of the color settings did not change. Then I tried the radical fix: I deleted all custom headers, footers and all templates. I also set the gutena templates to their initial values. But to no avail... the weird colors survived. Coincidentally, I found something like "main-default" in the template parts. It seems that the color settings are also stored in this template (don't remember changing this template). When I deleted the settings in the default template, my strange colors disappeared. In edit mode, the top line has the name of the template you are working with plus a little down arrow, e.g. C-footer, C-header, home page. In my case, sometimes the word "archive" was in front of the active template name. Do you know this phenomenon? If this is of general interest, maybe you can explain in one of your future videos. Thanks Greetings from Germany.... Eric
I like your style....one thing though and it is a big one...it would be better if you start from the beginning and set up all the sizes not using pixels...we need to get away from pixels and for those learning from scratch it is the better option..
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Thanks for this nice video. Easy to understand :-)
Helped me a lot to understand the structures of full-size editing.
I played around a bit and built headers, footers and page templates with weird color settings (for example pink font color, green background).
Then I wanted to fix the color settings, but couldn't figure out where to do it. Whatever I did, some of the color settings did not change.
Then I tried the radical fix: I deleted all custom headers, footers and all templates. I also set the gutena templates to their initial values. But to no avail... the weird colors survived.
Coincidentally, I found something like "main-default" in the template parts. It seems that the color settings are also stored in this template (don't remember changing this template). When I deleted the settings in the default template, my strange colors disappeared.
In edit mode, the top line has the name of the template you are working with plus a little down arrow, e.g. C-footer, C-header, home page. In my case, sometimes the word "archive" was in front of the active template name.
Do you know this phenomenon? If this is of general interest, maybe you can explain in one of your future videos. Thanks
Greetings from Germany.... Eric
glad you liked it and it helped 🙏
I like your style....one thing though and it is a big one...it would be better if you start from the beginning and set up all the sizes not using pixels...we need to get away from pixels and for those learning from scratch it is the better option..
That's a valid point. thanks.
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@@AnkitSharmaTV Alright! Thanks to you!