Yes; whatever alterations you would make to a normal theme, you can make to this one. Width and columns and sidebar modules and so forth.
Once the css is part of the layer, you only need to put things you want to change into the Custom css box. You could also edit the css in the layer, but it's probably safer to put the changes in the Custom css box first to make sure they're what you want!
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Date: 2011-12-25 12:56 am (UTC)Once the css is part of the layer, you only need to put things you want to change into the Custom css box. You could also edit the css in the layer, but it's probably safer to put the changes in the Custom css box first to make sure they're what you want!