So here is a table and we want to change, for example, cell 2.3 (2-row, 3-cell)
We should find cell 2.3. As we know rows are indicated by <tr> tags,
and cells - by <td> tags, so in our table we have 3 pairs <tr></tr> and 9 pairs <td><td> and when looking at the code we can say that we have 3 rows with 3 cells each, and as we are changing 2.3, that means we skip the first pair <tr></tr> and 3 pairs <td><td> and proceed to the second pairе <tr></tr> where all our actions will take place. Here is this pair:

Example:

The same with the image

Example:

If we want to change the color of the whole table and not of each cell, we should do the following.
Find our table

and add the following to <table> tag

Example:

To set an image as a background see the examples above.

The tag of a link:

“href” attribute is responsible for the link address

A scrolling line is added by means of the tags

There are also such attributes as
scrolldelay="" – delay
direction="" – direction of move

If you want it to stop when pointing with cursor, then add

Use tag which has size attributes (see above) and an image link attribute

You should specify the width of tables (mostly) not fixed, i.e. not in pixels but in percent (width="100%")

How to change text color?

There are two ways - either CSS or tag

- by means of CSS

You can use special service http://www.clocklink.com/

Here is an example

The code to install a clock (I used 3 colors as an example):

Blue

Green

You can also install your own flash clock.

How to put flash

Basic code:

And a more complete version:

By means of meta tags. Add the meta tags from the list below to a template:

Duration sets time in seconds, Transition – number of an effect

List of effects:

0 - Box in
1 - Box out
2 - Circle in
3 - Circle out
4 - Wipe up
5 - Wipe down
6 - Wipe right
7 - Wipe left
8 - Vertical blinds
9 - Horizontal blinds
10 - Checkboard across
11 - Checkboard down
12 - Random dissolve
13 - Split vertical in
14 - Split vertical out
15 - Split horizontal in
16 - Split horizontal out
17 - Strips left down
18 - Strips left up
19 - Strips right down
20 - Strips right up
21 - Random bars horizontal
22 - Random bars vertical
23 - Random

P.S. As far as I know it works in IE only.

1) In you browser click View -> Source (How do I view the source code of a web page (in different browsers)?.
2) Find the element you want to change and see what class it has.
3) Copy the name of the class.
4) Open Style Sheets (CSS) in Control Panel -> Customize Design
5) Find this class in CSS.
4) Modify the parameters as you need.

If there is no separate class for the element then add it to the template (via Control Panel) and to the CSS with the necessary parameters.

Example:
Users often want to change font size in forum posts. Open any forum thread and copy a part of the text. Open View -> Source and find this part. See what class it has – post text has the class="posttdmessage".

Open CSS of the forum and find "posttdmessage" in the section /* Posts View */.

We can see that only padding and font size are specified. We can change the size and add color, and the class will look as follows:

How to add 'Legend' ? (re-post)

First: CP -> Customize Design -> Forum(Common view of forum pages) -> Find: $BODY$
(If your site/forum doesn't show birth days, than these legends will be after forum statistic)

Legend -1

To use this variant, copy code bellow & paste after $BODY$.

Legend-2 (Space before legend)

To use this variant, copy code bellow & paste after $BODY$.

Legend -3(In The Middle)

To use this variant, copy code bellow & paste after $BODY$.

Legend-4 (Displays in the middle & with space before legend)