I believe you are on the right track - the browser developer tool is what you need. If you change the code there, it will show a 'preview' of the page with that change applied.
Then you can place the CSS in the correct place on your site. Normally for a joomla site, custom changes to appearance are done through CSS, and custom CSS is typically placed in a file called user.css (for Cassioepeia (J4/J5) or Protostar (J3.x). Some third-party templates may use a file called custom.css but it's the same idea.
Moving forward, we need to see your site, to suggest the changes you want to make. Please provide a link.
Then you can place the CSS in the correct place on your site. Normally for a joomla site, custom changes to appearance are done through CSS, and custom CSS is typically placed in a file called user.css (for Cassioepeia (J4/J5) or Protostar (J3.x). Some third-party templates may use a file called custom.css but it's the same idea.
Moving forward, we need to see your site, to suggest the changes you want to make. Please provide a link.
Statistics: Posted by AMurray — Mon May 20, 2024 9:55 pm