If you mean Academi from the plugins database, it looks like there is a problem with the order of the css sheets in the config file
custom.css is actually listed first, which means then that any settings in theme.css will continue to overwrite anything added to the customcss setting.
You may need to change this yourself on your version or contact the developer to fix it.
$THEME->sheets = array('custom','theme','font-awesome.min');
$THEME->sheets = array('theme','font-awesome.min','custom');
Personally, I'd probably put the font-awesome one first as well as that appears to be the upstream file from font-awesome and I tend to put those before anything created for the theme itself so that the theme.css would overwrite the upstream ones without changing them, if that should become necessary - makes for easier upgrading if you ever have to change the upstream file (IMHO)
yes i mean the theme from the plugin database,
thanks, i will try this!
I'm sorry, but as the makers of that theme are the subject of a trademark violation, I will not be supporting it in any way.
actually i don't understand that...what marker?!?
i just wan't to change the background/ font color and so on....
Gareth is referring to the fact that the theme makers, the authors, are using a website to advertise their products which is in violation of the Moodle trademark - https://moodle.com/trademarks/
Ok, but what i don't understand.... Why is the theme available for download from the official moodle Plugin database??
I presume the plugins team didn't spot the website - or it was added later - and it has only just been reported.
Probably the theme will stay there, but I would hope that 'Nephzat' will be asked to change the domain name they use
I do mean the trademark and they have just been reported.