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Originally Posted by ArtDeco
@Karl doesn't your avatar make your head hurt? And I just upload any picture I want as long as I size it and call it orchid or whatever first right?
It makes my head hurt...
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Sometimes it hurts yes... but it gets numb after a while.
Well the idea behind the themes his this.
/themes/
name/
Under the name (which can be anything actually, since you reference it from either changing theme to that name in config.php or ?page=name)
Inside of those folders is basically page.tpl which you treat like a typical HTML files. Themes may vary on their images and so forth. So you have to look at the html code, or the styles.css they come with, as most of the time they'll reference the images in /images/ folder.
So if you wanted to modify or replace an image in that theme, you would want to look under the /themes/orchid/images/ and find perhaps header.jpg or footer.jpg and so forth.
Course I can understand this to be a pain if you're not frequent in html, but at the very least makes it easier to serve up premade themes.
If you see a free html template on the web that you'd like to see converted let me know and I might be able to do it.
in a nutshell you could edit and replace any image, keeping the same size, and it would work, might not match up with the background depending on how you edit it.