website themes

Can some on tell me how the themes work because if I install one that I like it dose not work also if I delet the imgae folder in a theme and put an other one in its place I still get the same theme as before. the theme I'm talking about is refresh. That the only one the will work.

Can some on tell me how the themes work because if I install one that I like it dose not work also if I delet the imgae folder in a theme and put an other one in its place I still get the same theme as before. the theme I'm talking about is refresh. That the only one the will work.

Hi,

Jojo is a bit different to Wordpress etc where you can download lots of premade themes and make slight modifications to the one you like. Jojo is designed for people who will be making their own custom themes every time (ie Web designers and developers). The themes that ship with Jojo are intended as an example so you can see how they work, and use them as a starting point.

Overall the code that makes up a theme should be reasonably obvious. Images go in the images folder, and you refer to them as 'images/example.jpg' in your HTML. In CSS, you need to use '../images/example.jpg' instead.

The Refresh and 2-column themes are maintained regularly and should be current. The 2-column theme is deliberately ugly, it's meant to be barebones and simple.
I'm not sure what is causing that display glitch above, but the intention is that you use one of our themes as a starting point in implementing your own design.

Does that help?

Hi, Jojo is a bit different to Wordpress etc where you can download lots of premade themes and make slight modifications to the one you like. Jojo is designed for people who will be making their own custom themes every time (ie Web designers and developers). The themes that ship with Jojo are intended as an example so you can see how they work, and use them as a starting point. Overall the code that makes up a theme should be reasonably obvious. Images go in the images folder, and you refer to them as 'images/example.jpg' in your HTML. In CSS, you need to use '../images/example.jpg' instead. The Refresh and 2-column themes are maintained regularly and should be current. The 2-column theme is deliberately ugly, it's meant to be barebones and simple. I'm not sure what is causing that display glitch above, but the intention is that you use one of our themes as a starting point in implementing your own design. Does that help?

I would like to thank you for your help I still learning about website and how they work and this jojo looked intertesting to me to learn. For some reson, Now the 2 column now works.

I would like to thank you for your help I still learning about website and how they work and this jojo looked intertesting to me to learn. For some reson, Now the 2 column now works.