How to Create a Custom Template for RapidWeaverIn Feburary 2016 30,

In Feburary 2016 30,
Create a new project in RapidWeaver. Click on the 'Themes' button, located in the toolbar.
Select a theme to customize and control click on its name. Select 'Duplicate Theme' and name it with the title of your project.
Control click on the copied theme and choose 'Display Contents.' Open the 'styles.css' file with software such as CssEdit, TextWrangler or Text Edit (using plain text mode). Edit the classes and IDs of the different elements of the theme as you desire. For example, changing details under '#pageHeader h1' will affect the title of the site and '#pageHeader h2' will make changes to the slogan.
Open the 'index.html' file using TextWrangler, TacoHTML or Espresso. Move the components to different positions in the file to change the layout of the webpage.
Use PrefSetter or similar software to open the 'theme.plist' file. Change your preferences for the theme from the options available.
Edit the individual files within the 'css' folder to match the changes you made in the 'style.css' file. Leaving these files unchanged will render your previous edits defunct.
Replace the images for buttons, headers, background and others with your own choices. Software for making these edits includes RWMultitool or MWMultitool Lite. Ensure the images you use to replace are the same size and type as the originals.
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How to Change a SugarCRM FaviconIn Feburary 2016 16,

In Feburary 2016 16,
Upload the favicon to your server.
Login to your SugarCRM site.
Click 'Themes' and select your theme.
Click 'Edit.'
Click 'header.html.'
Find the line '
.' It will be right near the top, in the 'head' section.
Change 'include/images/sugar_icon.ico' to the address of the favicon you uploaded earlier.
Click 'Save changes.'
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How to Set Up Anonymous FTP in FileZillaIn Feburary 2016 12,

In Feburary 2016 12,
Open the FileZilla Server application.
Open the preferences from the 'Edit' menu. Navigate to the 'User Preferences'.
Press 'Add' under the 'Users' box on the right hand side of the preferences window.
Type in 'anonymous' as the username. Ensure that the password box is unchecked. Press OK. Users will now be able to log in anonymously.
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How to Enable ModIn Feburary 2016 09,

In Feburary 2016 09,
Log on to cPanel. Click on 'File Manager.'
Navigate to your root directory (public_html). Click the '.htaccess' file, then click 'Edit.'
Type 'RewriteEngine On' to enable mod_rewrite. You can use mod_rewrite to write a number of commands such as controlling access to your website and redirecting visitors (see Resources) . To redirect your domain to another directory type the following:RewriteEngine OnRewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www.domain.com$RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/HTML2/RewriteRule ^(.*)$ /HTML2/$1Click 'Save Changes.'
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How to Make Cool Flashing TextIn Feburary 2016 08,

In Feburary 2016 08,
Open the HTML source code of the page that will contain the flashing text. Website owners should log into cPanel at their website hosting account. Click on 'File Manager' and then select the page. Click on 'Edit' to open the HTML source code. Follow the instructions of your web-editing software if using an external software or program to access the HTML.
Use blink tags to create flashing text. These tags work by themselves in certain browsers or as part of the Javascript code for other browsers. Place the
tag in front of the text that will blink. Place the
tag at the end of the text. For example, if you want to make the word 'Go' flash on and off, use this line:
go
.
Add Javascript codes to make text flash in Internet Explorer or other browsers that do not support the blink tags. However, you must still use the blink tags because this script uses them in conjunction with the Javascript code to make the flashing text. Find the beginning and ending head tags (
and
) in the HTML source code. Place the following code between those tags:
Modify the flashing speed as desired by changing the '500' in the Javascript code. This script uses milliseconds (1,000 milliseconds equal one second). For example, changing the number to '2000' will cause the text to flash on for two seconds and then off for two seconds.
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