| To change the logo from the Wordpress logo to | | | | To change the colour of the background (ie. the |
| your logo | | | | baby blue colour) |
| 1. Login to your site via FTP or your preferred | | | | 1. Open the colors-fresh.css file which is also found in |
| method and locate the file 'login.css' which is found in | | | | your wp-admin/css/ folder. |
| your wp-admin/css/ folder. Open this css file in your | | | | 2. Locate the TWO #eaf3fa colour's in this file and |
| favourite editor. | | | | replace them with any colour you like. I would |
| 2. In the login.css file look for the line:background: url(.. | | | | recommend a light washed out or neutral colour. I |
| images/logo-login.gif) no-repeat;and change it to your | | | | chose my site colour which is grey. (#EAEAEA) |
| own image for example...background: url(../images | | | | 3. Don't stop here, you can customise your log in |
| YOURLOGO.gif) no-repeat; | | | | screen as much as you like! Mine was just a quick |
| NB: You will probably want to make the logo around | | | | example. |
| 290 pixels wide. | | | | Just a note to remember to backup these two CSS |
| 3. For the more advanced users this is where you | | | | files (colors-fresh and login.css) before you do any |
| can customise the look of the login anyway you like | | | | Wordpress updates as these updates will overwrite |
| using CSS which I know you will. I just changed the | | | | these files and you will have to do it all over again! |
| fonts to Helvetica to match my site. | | | | |