Hello everyone,

I am new in DNN web development and I am currently working on a website that was not developed by me. It uses a DNN platform. I am able to login and do various changes there. But apparently the website uses some kind of template. The template contains various links. I have to change the colour and font of the links. When I access the page window, I am able to alter the name and their hierachy, however I can't change the style. I tried to find the HTML files that build up the content in the root folder on the server, but I am having troubles doing it. I was wondering how can I access all HTML (or any other pages written in JS or CSS) to make appropriate changes.

Thanks.

As far as I know I am using the admin login and password. Thus I am assuming I have full access and control over the websit. I just downloaded the toolbar. Seems to be very helpfull. At least I can see which file is responsible for certain content. Thank you very much.

I am using the CSS developer toolbar right now. I was wondering whether it is possible to identify which portion of the code is responsible for a certain item on my page. For example when using FireBug to inspect the code, I am pointing at a certain item (in my case the links in the menu panel) and I can see which block of code is responsible. However, the code that I see is already adapted to the changes made in the initial CSS template. When I open to view the entire CSS of the page, I see only the initial skin templates. Here is what I see when I use FireBug to point out one of the links:

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