PowerStore 3 Editable areas?

Can the following sections in PowerStore 3 be edited:

1. On the home page the blue 'wavy' area
2. The color on the back ground
3. The color for the drop downs and bars
4. The text for the buttons

I have basic knowledge of coding and use Dreamweaver for any editing offline.

Thanks for your help guys.

I did a quick edit to see if it's easy. It's very easy with CSS Menu Writer and Theme It; so if you've not got them yet, get the credit card out - they make editing easier.

The only thing I didn't change was the large 'wavy' area. Not sure if this can be edited. Hope so, because it's just a waste of screen real estate for me.

Thanks for that.

YeahI agree, I want to be able to edit the wavy area so it isn't just sitting there.

Hi Guys you can change the blue "wavy background" by going into the home.css file and then editing the section which is store message: Code should be something similar like this and this is what i have done to mine:

#storeMessage {
background-image: url("");
background-repeat: no-repeat;
height: 260px;
margin-left: 1px;
overflow:hidden;
background-color: #06245c;
margin-right: 1px;
}

hope it helps!!!

Here's what I did. Changed from 260 to 100px. It makes it more manageable/ Hope this helps.

esms... that is a good idea too!

It definitely brings the rest of the content to "above the fold" and makes it look a little better.

Brian

Can the wave be swapped out with a Picture of made to swap out many pictures?

I'm not sure what you mean by a picture made to swap out many pictures, but you can switch the image if you want. If you have a script that will switch the pictures dynamically, you shouldn't have any problem running it on that as well.

Originally Said By: Jimmy Wu

  I'm not sure what you mean by a picture made to swap out many pictures, but you can switch the image if you want. If you have a script that will switch the pictures dynamically, you shouldn't have any problem running it on that as well.  

Sorry I wasn't very clear. What I meant was have about 5 or 6 pictures that automatically rotate out ever 5 secs or so. Make the images all the same size then just swap them out.

Yes, if you have a script that will do that for you, you shouldn't have any problems with having that running.