I cant see the page as it requires one to login. However, it is really easy to change fonts colors and sizes and what not. Just use firefox for your browser, then download the addon firebug. Open up firebug and inspect the link that you want to change and it will tell you exactly what and where the file is that you need to change.

hey @greengeek http://www.joomlamusicsolutions.com/en/forum/general/beta-testing-for-id3-tag-reading.html#15001

@germi

Awesome! I will load a clean install of mc and joomla on my dev site and test it out.

I sent you a username/password to your email Gemi

Ok, i have firebug, i can inspect, but i have very little experience with this and webpage changes, i see the color pallet that i need to change, but dont know how to do it

Ok, i have firebug, i can inspect, but i have very little experience with this and webpage changes, i see the color pallet that i need to change, but dont know how to do it

its seems firebug is just a way to see where the coding is, not a method for directly changing it, right?

True. You can see where the files is, and even make on the fly temporary changes to see what it would look like in real time if you were to edit the css. Great for testing out different code without causing any damage to ones site. It also shows you which css is being called that is effecting the display and tells you where the file is. Once you find the changes you like, all you need to do after is open the same file on the webserver and make the same change and save it to make it permanent.

Seems a bit over my head, dont know if i feel comfortable making changes like that myself, may screw up my site

@Atmospheric I'm going to take a look at it