Got a link to your blog? If you're not using the custom skin then you won't be able to edit your template/skin files through the back office. You will have to use an external editor then upload the files via FTP to handle other skins.

EdB wrote:

Got a link to your blog? If you're not using the custom skin then you won't be able to edit your template/skin files through the back office. You will have to use an external editor then upload the files via FTP to handle other skins.

http://www.robbymeister.net/blogg
Swedish..

But anyway, the CSS is updated. I downloaded the CSS file from my server to my computer and checked it, and my changes were there, but they did no effect. [url=http://www.robbymeister.net/blogg/skins/custom/custom.css]Here is the CSS file[/url], the changes are in the body tag, I changed the background color and the font, but as you can see the background color is not #333333.

You are not using the skin named 'custom'. http://www.robbymeister.net/blogg/index.php?skin=custom is your blog with the 'custom' skin selected. Your skin is called 'nifty_corners' and uses background images. So you would have to make your desired changes to the style sheet for the 'nifty_corners' skin.

Oh, ofcourse. Thank you :)

But why doesn't the language I select the blog to be get applied?

Post subject: [1.10.x] Nothing happens when editing CSS.

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The locale setting applies to your visitor's browser, meaning somehow it figures out if your visitor is from a different locale and translates the bits it can translate to that language. It NEVER translates the body of a post by the way. Things like "Leave a comment" get translated IF you have a language pack for the other locales language.

For example I see your post is written in a language I can't read but "permalink * leave a comment" is in English. My locale yah?

Here do a test. Make a sample post and for the POST select German as the locale/language. You should then see that the translatable bits for that post get converted to German. There is an order at work here, but I forget exactly what it is. First the visitor's location, then the blog's setting, then the post's selected locale is what I think it is. I could have that backwards though...

Okay, then it's cool.

It's another thing. I want to edit/delete the div that is right above the title div, but I can't find it. I don't even know the id of it. What's the name of it?